On 12/15/13 04:52 : , philippe.amard@xxxxxx wrote:
> Nice and not too grainy indeed and a fairly acceptable WB, too; good on you
> :-)
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> OTT what was a canyon bike doing there???
> https://www.canyon.com/_fr/
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> Amities
> Philippe
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> I was there with my little E-M5, with the OM Zuiko 50/1.2 hung out
> front. Dialed max ISO up to 5000 (he was lit with a single flood lamp
> with a yellowish gel on it... ugh.) A bit grainy, but perfectly happy
> with the results.
>
> http://zone-10.com/tope2/main.php?g2_itemId=5407
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Thanks! WB was really tricky - as I mentioned, the only light on him
was a single 250W flood light with a yellow gel over it. Hard to WB for
that.... Took some judicious slider tweaking in LR to pull out enough
yellow and orange to make it look natural, but leaving just enough to
keep the warmth of the original scene.
I was frustrated at first, trying to get sharp, non-blurred images even
with that fast glass. But then I remembered that I had clamped down on
the auto-ISO to a 3200 limit, so I notched it up to 5000, and that made
the difference. A bit more grain, but a lot more sharp. An acceptable
tradeoff to me.
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