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Hi David,
Since I don’t carry a tripod with me all the time and it’s mostly dark in wintertime I shoot most of my picture when it’s dark. Then it’s a choice whether to use a low shutterspeed or a high(er) ISO value to get a decent shot (aperture is already at it’s lowest) But my camera does a good job at high ISO values. 3200 is the highest value I use and the quality is ok, of course there’s more noise/grain in the image but as you can see in the images ( at these resolutions) quality is still pretty good. Camera’s are getting better & better so I guess these high ISO values wil get normal in the near future. It’s less about the megapixels and more about image quality at high ISO value’s. Luckily spring is around the corner
I have noticed a lot of your shots at night, that you use a very high ISO setting. Don’t your pic’s come out grainy?
Hi David,
Since I don’t carry a tripod with me all the time and it’s mostly dark in wintertime I shoot most of my picture when it’s dark. Then it’s a choice whether to use a low shutterspeed or a high(er) ISO value to get a decent shot (aperture is already at it’s lowest) But my camera does a good job at high ISO values. 3200 is the highest value I use and the quality is ok, of course there’s more noise/grain in the image but as you can see in the images ( at these resolutions) quality is still pretty good. Camera’s are getting better & better so I guess these high ISO values wil get normal in the near future. It’s less about the megapixels and more about image quality at high ISO value’s. Luckily spring is around the corner