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Minimalism and abstract
- Thread starter pdh
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- Louisville, Kentucky USA
Very abstract for me, indeed, Jens. It's what we call a book with seven seals in German (when you don't understand anything of it).
pdurand
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- Pierre
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- Springfield VA USA
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- Cambridgeshire, UK.
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- Charles
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- North of Denmark
Matt, was it the M262's decision to go to that iso?
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- Switzerland
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- Matt
This is a night shot! The sky doesn't look like it, but it's pretty dark, the roof is lit from underneath ...
M.
Thanks Matt. You must excuse me; I'm so old school with rangefinders that I'm still stuck in the era where ISOs are kept low and low light is handled by fast lenses - which suits me fine as I find it very charming btw. So much so that that when I see an ISO like that it stands out as unfamiliar territory and occasionally moves me to enquire. (You can see that this new M11 is not for me
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- Switzerland
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- Matt
I've capped Auto ISO at 3200 for both the M10 and the M 262 - though I'm thinking about going to ISO 1600 on the M 262 after looking at chrominance noise in yesterday's shots. But I'm mostly fine with the results up to the current value, so I see no reason not to use it, really. If need be, I can always convert to b&w to get rid of colour shifts after the fact in the unlikely event the DNGs appear too badly affected to correct.Thanks Matt. You must excuse me; I'm so old school with rangefinders that I'm still stuck in the era where ISOs are kept low and low light is handled by fast lenses - which suits me fine as I find it very charming btw. So much so that that when I see an ISO like that it stands out as unfamiliar territory and occasionally moves me to enquire. (You can see that this new M11 is not for me
The M8 is a completely different matter, though. Above ISO 640, it gets supremely murky, though I have created a high-contrast b&w profile with ISO 1250, but that's hardly ever used and basically JPG only ... I try to use the M8 at ISO 160 or 320 if at all possible.
My Z 6 and Z 7 II produce fully satisfying files up to ISO 6400. So, yes, there has been some progress. I'm very impressed and pleased with the abilities of the Z 7 II in this regard (after using the D750 for a long time, I basically knew what to expect from the Z 6).
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