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15-10-2006, 5:19 PM
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A few pics from Blackpool last night.
They are all 1600 ISO and hand help.
All with Canon 350D and 24-105 f4 L IS
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15-10-2006, 5:22 PM
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15-10-2006, 5:24 PM
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Blimey, must have been dark 
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15-10-2006, 5:24 PM
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Sharpened in Photoshop, tweaked in Rawshooter. No Noiseware in these.
1/25th - f4 - 24mm
1/100th - f4 - 32mm
1/25th - f4 - 24mm
1/30th - f4.5 - 24mm
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Very colourful  .........oh, and nice and sharp too 
What shutter speeds did you manage in the given light.........any .exif?
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15-10-2006, 5:26 PM
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Some more, all Noiseware and sharpened on PS CS2.
1/13th - f4/5 - 24mm 1/6th - f4.5 - 105mm
1/50th - f4.5 - 82mm - Fill in flash, second curtain
1/50th - f4.5 - 45mm
1/20th - f4 - 28mm
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Originally Posted by stevegreen  Very colourful .........oh, and nice and sharp too
What shutter speeds did you manage in the given light.........any .exif? |
EXIF added under pics, full EXIF embedded in pic.
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I love the 2nd one Absolutely stunning Photo.......
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Originally Posted by Jazz Monkey Jr | The IS works then
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Great pitures, looking to get out one evening soon with the tripod (and camera obviously), these's and Steve's from last week are really inspiring me to get out there.
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Originally Posted by Puli I love the 2nd one Absolutely stunning Photo.......
Puli | Thanks, it needs a bit more tweaking in Photoshop, It would have been better with a tripod and 100 ISO. Quote:
Originally Posted by stevegreen The IS works then | It certainly does. Quote:
Originally Posted by Biscuit761 Great pitures, looking to get out one evening soon with the tripod (and camera obviously), these's and Steve's from last week are really inspiring me to get out there.
Bill | I want to get out soon and get some shots as good as Steves.
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Great pics Jazz. Ive only been to Blackpool once but its very colourful at night as you have shown us.
I think this also shows to all thoses people who say IS is usless on moving objects that it can be useful. ok, some of the people are moving too fast to be sharp but you wouldnt have got some of thoses shots with the 24-70f/2.8 IMHO without a tripod and who wants to walk around with one of thoses all night when on holiday?
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I did take my tripod and all the gear but we had a few kids with us and I couldn't be bothered to keep stopping.
They aren't the best pics I could have got, but they are better than the usual snaps and I couldn't have taken them without the IS on the 24-105.
Blackpool is about 20 mins away from me so I could go back and get some better shots but I haven't got the time.
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A few more:
1/60th - f4.5 - ISO 1600
1/30th - f4.5 - ISO 1600
1/25th - f4.5 - ISO 1600 - fill-in flash (second curtain sync)
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16-10-2006, 4:11 PM
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I was looking foward to seeing them ....and Im not dissapointed 
Another great set of niteshots
The handholding, high ISO and IS really work well even with an f4 lens!
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Im not sure how much noiseware has helped but if I want to nitpick Id say maybe a tripod ( for those shots where it is usable) would have allowed you to use a lower ISO and not need noiseware. .
Did you use USM in PS after applying noiseware?
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