Julian de'Courcy
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A snap,
DP2 1so 1600 f4.5 1/640s
DP2 1so 1600 f4.5 1/640s
Minitry Of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food
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Pete Askew
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But a bloody wonderful snap! I like the a lot Julian.
Julian de'Courcy
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Thank you Pete. kind of you to say so. Just wish I'd not snapped and got parallel. It was meant as a test shot for the Merlin in colour at iso 1600.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Very nice indeed. Nothing wrong with ISO 1600!
Julian de'Courcy
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Pete Askew
Admin
A friend borrowed my DP3 during an evening event in Prague and wound the ISO up. Looked terrible on screen but SPP made a surprisingly good job of the files.
Julian de'Courcy
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Yes and also the Jpeg's are awful at higher iso. Not such problems with Raw. But I've always had an aversion to those very clean plastic files so a bit of mush doesn't really bother me. Much rather brush painted wall than a rolled one.
Tom Dunne
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What do you mean by that Julian in relation to this image? Cannot see a problem myself.
Love the image and the rust on the grid. Good old geometry all round here.
Julian de'Courcy
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Just my OCD. I would have liked to have had the wire mess parallel rather than as is at a slight angle of a few millimetres. I could blame it on the builders though, they did not put the stair way in straight
Glenn Clabo
Well-Known Member
If it wasn't for your self admitted OCD...I'd be yelling STOP trying to get everything straight and let your art flag fly. It's a damn nice shot after all. However...
Tom Dunne
Well-Known Member
Why not turn your monitor round to compensateJust my OCD. I would have liked to have had the wire mess parallel rather than as is at a slight angle of a few millimetres. I could blame it on the builders though, they did not put the stair way in straight
Paul Lange
Moderator
I have come to realise that all of my favourite photographs have a lot of grain and noise. I know see noise as a creative tool rather than a problem.
Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
Paul I think those of good taste would whole heartedly agree.
