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"We are two abysses - a well staring at the sky."
Fernando Pessoa
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"We are two abysses - a well staring at the sky."
Fernando Pessoa
seems to much noise for a d80 to produce at iso 200 with the 18-135.
noise ninja?
subject choice is great
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And the 6 stop bracketing:
a) Set the camera to 3F 2 stop bracketing
b) change the exposure compensation to -3; shot 3 frames (you'll get -5,-3,-1)
c) change the exposure compensation to +3; shot 3 frames (you'll get +1,+3,+5)
Done.
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i hope u have a remote shutter lol.
even iso 200 its too noisey, i think the unecesary dynamic range is increasing the noise. you should try just using the -1 and +1. and maybe 1 more if really needed then noise ninja i think itd look a lot smoother.
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If I remember correctly the grainy exists even with ISO 100 (I've noticed it before, just blurred it a bit in PP).
It may be the combination of movement and the settings I've used for HDR Merge (high contrast)
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i remember when i was using the 18-135, it did produce a little more noise with hdr seeing its a kit but there was little or no noise at 100, its solid, even with low smoothing settings.
and ah i remember u speaking of the wedding! great stuff!
also i do know that 3rd party sigmas/tokinas and higher end wide angle nikkors seem to be able to handle hdr better, its odd.
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The 18-135 isn't the perfect lens out there (problems with IR). I am slowly saving money for something really wide-angle which would work with the D700 as well (whenever I buy it).
I may post a picture or two from the wedding once I get it all sorted out
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D700 is a beast! but i tink D80 is strong, it matches the 40D, whats more important tbh is the glass.
look at people like hoougard and others, dont have top end cameras, just good glass and filters.
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