High ISO on P Nine Fitty

357mm · Jan 28, 2022

I thought we had to keep ISO at 400 or below for good results. Set cam to A6400 & it chose ISO1400 for this freezing ball of feathers. Got to try some more.

Tufted Titmouse on the edge of the birdbath right before sunrise. I was standing within 10 yards; raw image has been cropped & processed in Nikon NX Studio. Noise removed by TopazAI Clear.

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MPg1 · Jan 28, 2022

Hi, looks very good, nothing to complain in absolute terms and impressive given the tiny sensor

Augustin Man · Jan 28, 2022

The image is superb!

Thank you for sharing it and explaining the PP procedure,

Augustin

sherman_levine · Jan 28, 2022

Nice image. From raw, I'll routinely work up to ISO 1600 with good detail at 100%

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Booted Cat · Jan 28, 2022

It would be helpful to also show a JPEG exported from RAW with zero noise reduction and zero other processing (except adjustments of brightness such as exposure compensation and D-Lighting) for comparison.

Dodge_Rock said:
I thought we had to keep ISO at 400 or below for good results. Set cam to A6400 & it chose ISO1400 for this freezing ball of feathers. Got to try some more.

Tufted Titmouse on the edge of the birdbath right before sunrise. I was standing within 10 yards; raw image has been cropped & processed in Nikon NX Studio. Noise removed by TopazAI Clear.

357mm · Jan 31, 2022

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