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D3 at ISO 25,600, Last Seven at 12,800

I started out in the dark this morning to do a test shoot at ISO 25,600 with my D3. I was amazed at the results.
The last seven images were shot at ISO 12,800

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Marc Demoulin10-Apr-2012 19:54
Impressive test!! vVv
Marc
Dan Greenberg05-Apr-2012 02:34
This is proof that D3s are as capable as they say they are.
Judith Barnett02-Apr-2012 17:20
Simply amazes me!
Guest 01-Apr-2012 06:25
You've proven the ability of the D3 to suppress noise. Truly amazing, Vern.
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)31-Mar-2012 12:36
Impressive work,this camera has no problems to run at Hi-iso.V
Paolo
Barry Ailetcher29-Mar-2012 21:26
super gallery very fine work
JSB PHOTOGRAPHS28-Mar-2012 13:30
WOW! Them are some great shots at such high ISO, I would of needed a tripod for my D90 as it only goes up to 3200 ISO, some day I would like to get a carbon fiber tripod, but they cost to much... well done Vern!
Guest 28-Mar-2012 04:36
Very impressive gallery, Vern. You're a wonderful composer and a great teacher!
Donna
Chuck Nauman 27-Mar-2012 15:54
Interesting track you are on. If you post more, pls tell us what u use to rid the noise; also, what the historgrams look like.
Bob Moeller27-Mar-2012 15:19
Thanks for the lessons on light.
Anthony Micheal Roberts 27-Mar-2012 06:28
Vern, I really believe you are on to something. With your intuition for just the right angles and the way that the dark exposures alter the light, your photos are very appealing and spark curiosity that keeps the audience for a long enough second to make them want for the next frame. That's creative photography my friend!
Quite honestly, it moves me to want to paint your pictures, and I am sure that I am not alone with that. I would really enjoy seeing more in this series. Thank you for sharing with us.
Anthony
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