Anyone else try H1 on a 5DII for football? I'm pretty impressed..

JimKarczewski

OK, so I'm shooting M-Fine-JPG, so that helps reduce the noise over full size files.. But still, there are some dark caves around here we must shoot in and I can take any help I can get. So last game I shot for the paper, I had my safe shots for the night, shooting 1/500 @ 2.8, ISO 6400... So I decided to pump it to H1 (12,800), 1/500 @ f4 just to see what happened. These are SOOC, no adjustments. Not the most interesting shots in the world, but I was just going for noise levels and I think they are damn good for what they are... I know H2 is really noisy full frame.. so doubt I'll even try and play with that, but it's good news next time I'm stuck in a cave that H1 is a usable option...





The whole gallery which is a mix of 6400 & H1
http://www.jimkarczewski.com/Sports/Footbal/Hobart-at-Griffith-090111/18861917_cXZ5rs

Going to start pushing the rest of the images up there later today. Exif is still intact so you can see the info for ISO.

kdog

Stop that before you make the Nikon boys jealous. :giggle

JimKarczewski

, Hey, I was shocked it looks this good. I've shot full size and looked bad... not as bad as H2, but damn.. I can use this.

nipprdog

kdog wrote: »

Stop that before you make the Nikon boys jealous. :giggle

Psssst, it's 2011.

Zerodog

kdog wrote: »

Stop that before you make the Nikon boys jealous. :giggle

Sure.

These are looking good though.