Iso 800???

[mrtremere]

What difference??? I see some extra color detail... ESPECIALLY on the NIKON
Just kidding. But I see no reason why one still wouldnt use up to iso 400 on the DSLR. Its like free shutter speed.

This photo is from a canon 10D at iso 400. There is NO noise. Sure you can check some on the screen if you zoom in @ 200%. But last I check photos should be on the walls and in your photo albums.

http://photo.charles.cc/photos/2003.09.20 technique - GT vs Clemson/IMG_3205.JPG

I never said not to use stobes, I just extolling the virtues of the new camera coming out and their new features. I have a small studio and still blown away at what my DSLR can do. That being said I have a Oly 5050 for underwater and hate it. I'm waiting for the F30 and housing to come out.

 

[justleesa]

I use the 5050... Not that I am not costantly looking into new cameras...but for now, the 5050 works just fine.

 

[mrtremere]

What kind of strobes do you have for it. Yes those are great pictures. I love that crab. Is that a flash shot or not? I even buy a copy of it off you.

 

[justleesa]

yes, I used an Inon strobe (only one) for the first and my WAL (wide angle lens) for the 2nd picture.

 

[SeaYoda]

I use the 5050... Not that I am not costantly looking into new cameras...but for now, the 5050 works just fine.

You can't beat this baby - and mine's paid for . Great defense shots JL .

 

[mrtremere]

but which inon strobe

 

[justleesa]

Sadly they no longer make mine, it is the D 180...but they have a newer model available...220 or something like that

Thanks Yoda

 

[kapula]

Cheers f3nikon!
That pretty much cleared iso question for me and gave nice details on how iso works in digital cameras.