Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/07/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Ali, Don't be afraid to use the high ISOs on the DMR. The sensor of the EOS 400 is not in the same league as the DMR. Take a look at the bird photos of Doug Herr's. I believe he shoots mostly at ISO 400. Anyway experiment with the higher ISOs. You might be surprised. Thanks for the posts. Let's see more. Best Regards, Len On Jul 3, 2007, at 12:43 AM, Platoali wrote: > Leonard Taupier wrote: >> Hello Ali. >> >> Welcome. Keep posting your photos. I find that the photographers on >> the LUG have a very keen eye. Their comments may point out things >> you've overlooked. They will improve your skills. Here are my >> comments. > > Thank you very much. > >> >> The first photo has good lighting and exposure. I find the focus is >> OK as well. However, the angle of the shot is not flattering and is >> distracting. >> >> The second photo has the focus too far back. The eyelids should be >> very sharp. If focused on the eyes the glasses and the hands will be >> sharper as well. I like the framing and the position of your mom's >> face and hands in this portrait. >> > > Yes, you are correct. > >> I like the third photo. This is a nice portrait. The focus looks OK >> but I would like a little more depth of field. I would have used a >> higher ISO, maybe 400 and stopped down a stop to get her hair closest >> to the camera in focus. Do not be afraid to use the higher ISO >> settings on the DMR. The performance is wonderful. >> > > I've worked with canon EOS 400D too. That camera will automatically > icrease > the ISO in A mode. And I was not happy with the resaults in high > ISOs. So I'm > little conservative is using high iso in digital world. Is it safe > to use > iso400 or iso800 on DMR? Don't the pictures get too noisy? > > I'm going to a two day trip today. I hope bring back some knew stuff. > > Best regards > Ali Yazdi > > _______________________________________________ > Leica Users Group. > See http://leica-users.org/mailman/listinfo/lug for more information