No difficulties finding a title for today’s image. I have spent the last few weeks getting used to the Nikon D7000. An evening visit to London gave me the opportunity to shoot some images after dark at ISO1600, and this is one of them.
The combination of an improved sensor in the D7000 c/w the D80, and Adobe Camera Raw 7 (which is a vast improvement on version 6) has resulted in a significant reduction in noise in images shot in high ISO. I’ve been impressed with the results so far
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Enjoy the new camera. Wonderful shot.
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Thanks very much Edith
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It’s always fun to “break in” a new camera. Hope you’re enjoying its expanded capabilities! 🙂
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Thanks Erin. The camera manual is over 300pages long. It could be a close call as who/what ‘breaks’ first – me or the camera!
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I was very close to getting the D7000 myself. It’s a great camera, way better than the D80, although I loved my D80. Great colorful image, too.
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Thanks Ken. I picked it up second hand in very good condition with only about 3,000 shutter actuations. I’ve still got the D80
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Very cool find Andy. Love the composition.
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Thanks Len. This was really quite a dramatic sight on a dark street – no problems for the postman finding where No 90 is
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Interesting composition, Andy. Glad you like the new camera. I look forward to seeing more of your shots from it.
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Thanks Mark. I still have the D80, but everything at the moment is getting shot on the D7000. There’s a lot to read and learn
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nicely done – have fun with the new toy! 🙂
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Many thanks Jim. I’m on a learning curve!
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Great shot, Andy. You have a knack for finding those nicely dressed windows. 🙂
Congrats on your new rig. Learning all the settings and such is half the fun. Enjoy!
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Thanks Jimi. Yes – I’m always on the look out for an interesting window.
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It’s great not having to use a flash….the results here are very good. I like it!
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Thanks Janina. The ability to use high ISO and no flash opens up so many more possibilities
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