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HIgh ISO Saves the Day
I made a boo, boo. (I know, hard to believe. )
Yesterday I shot, (photographed), more of those infuriating collector guns. I seemed to have trouble getting what I wanted, but pressed on, and eventually finished the shoot, and post processing.
Today while testing my wirer less flash remote I discovered my camera was set at ISO 400? I quickly looked at yesterday’s images, and sure enough they were all done at ISO 400.
The good news is it explains some of the trouble I was having yesterday, and even better, even under close scrutiny I can’t see any high ISO (noise) issues at all.
So bottom line, even though I screwed up, the camera's capability saved me. The client will never know the difference.
Whew, dogged a bullet.
Sam
Yesterday I shot, (photographed), more of those infuriating collector guns. I seemed to have trouble getting what I wanted, but pressed on, and eventually finished the shoot, and post processing.
Today while testing my wirer less flash remote I discovered my camera was set at ISO 400? I quickly looked at yesterday’s images, and sure enough they were all done at ISO 400.
The good news is it explains some of the trouble I was having yesterday, and even better, even under close scrutiny I can’t see any high ISO (noise) issues at all.
So bottom line, even though I screwed up, the camera's capability saved me. The client will never know the difference.
Whew, dogged a bullet.
Sam
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