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Here is my picture for today.
Camera: Nikon D70
Lens: 60mm Micro Nikkor
ISO: 640
1/40s
F/9
its just the box for fcp studio. but thanks for the concern!
nice shot
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its just the box for fcp studio. but thanks for the concern!
nice shot
Nice. Looks really computer generated, but it's still very nice, especially the colours. However, there is no ISO 1000....
However, there is no ISO 1000.... 
yes there is. http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-Digital-Camera-18-55mm-3-5-5-6G/dp/tech-data/B0009GZANC/ref=de_a_smtd/002-3940581-7404021Abstract said:However, there is no ISO 1000....
Where does it say that?
Also, the page says there is an ISO 100 setting, and I don't believe this is possible with the sensors used by Nikon in the D50 or the D70s (different sensors in these cameras, but same (Sony?) sensor limitation). And since there is no way to adjust ISO in 1/3 EV increments/decrements, I also don't think you can get to ISO 1000 using the D50, or at least I don't remember ever seeing an option on my D50.
Nikon D50 Specs page
Also, the page says there is an ISO 100 setting, and I don't believe this is possible with the sensors used by Nikon in the D50 or the D70s (different sensors in these cameras, but same (Sony?) sensor limitation). And since there is no way to adjust ISO in 1/3 EV increments/decrements, I also don't think you can get to ISO 1000 using the D50, or at least I don't remember ever seeing an option on my D50.
Nikon D50 Specs page
Abstract said:
No, you cannot select ISO 1000 manually but this photo was one of the couple I shot in auto mode, just copied and pasted what the file said, didn't look at it.
Edit: Basically I am saying that this is rather ISO 800 and the camera wrote it wrong or something, as I don't think the cam can do ISO 1000 in auto mode
I kinda like this one. Ma¥be it's because there's a "bullet" train here in Korea that I like called the KTX. Regardless, I hope to go to Japan soon to look around; it's really close.Yakamoto said:
Colors
Seoul, South Korea
Namdeamun Market
Oct 21, 2006.
Sony DSC R1
iso 400
1/20@f3.2
lens: ~25mm, middle-ish
In this truly wonderful market, I found a narrow alley that houses wrapping paper sellers.
Seoul, South Korea
Namdeamun Market
Oct 21, 2006.
Sony DSC R1
iso 400
1/20@f3.2
lens: ~25mm, middle-ish
In this truly wonderful market, I found a narrow alley that houses wrapping paper sellers.
I like this one, very clean lines and rich colors. So far S. Korea seems to be a very unique place. Hopefully I'll go one of these days too.freebooter said:
Seoul, South Korea
Namdeamun Market
Oct 21, 2006.
Sony DSC R1
iso 400
1/20@f3.2
lens: ~25mm, middle-ish
In this truly wonderful market, I found a narrow alley that houses wrapping paper sellers.
Thanks for the reply earlier.
The Shinkansen in my pic is the (Tokaido Shinkansen) from Osaka to Tokyo.
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I like this one, very clean lines and rich colors. So far S. Korea seems to be a very unique place. Hopefully I'll go one of these days too.
Thanks for the reply earlier.
The Shinkansen in my pic is the (Tokaido Shinkansen) from Osaka to Tokyo.
Interesting shot. Why the drop shadow?
Quick ? re: File size for posts to this thread
Wondering how such high quality resolution is maintained with a 244.1kb size limit? Are there tricks that I don't know about?
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Wondering how such high quality resolution is maintained with a 244.1kb size limit? Are there tricks that I don't know about?
ECF
No trickery involved, the 244.1kb limit is for Thumbnail Attachments.
In order to reach that size most images need to be reduced in size quite abit.
The larger images you see here are from people using an online photo sharing
site, which allows for better resolution and size, even though it's not as good as the original.
Fantastic shot, greenmac!
ECF, some people use their own hosting so are not constrained by the attachment size limit. Even so, if you use the right software and appropriate resizing, sharpening, and compression techniques, it is quite easy to get a high quality 244kb file.
No, it's ISO 1000. On the D50 and all other current Nikon cameras, ISO AUTO (which is engaged in AUTO mode) will move in steps that are not consistent with the ISO step setting you have in your menus. In the case of the D50, you can only manually select full stops. Even so, you will get 1/3 stops, 1/2 stops, or even 1/6 stops when you use AUTO mode on the D50 or ISO AUTO on other cameras.
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