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I took this photo with a Nikon D70siso 1600
shutter speed 8000
F6.3
I was told would never get a good result at that high of iso and should never go above iso 400 with this camera I want to know all of your thoughts and opinions.
Thank you
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hey thank you very much 
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No prob
oh yep the Client, i almost forgot about that.
I hate it when u get the most picky client around XD
Well ur work is still rly good, i hope i get as good as u someday.
Keep up the good work
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your work is very good I like let it burn through and your flower shots are fantastic keep it up
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Thanx
Do u have any tips for someone new at this like me?
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like what are you interested in shooting and what type of camera
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Im more in2 nature and i have a Nikon camera
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a camera you can change out lens and is digital
actually stands for
Digital single lens reflex
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oh i c
and wat was the point and shoot part u were talking about?
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its kind of like a all in one camera you do not have to change lens or any thing you are also very limited
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oh i was wondering what that was.
What if u want 2 do a picture of rose or something? Do u have any tips for that?
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well lighting is the biggest part and practice to get the shot you want and the look try many different angel and positions as long as you have good focus and the depth of field you want you cannot go wrong and for a great shot always use a tripod
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ill make sure 2 use my dads tripod it rly helps 2 steady my shoot
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you do that and your photos will improve
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thanx for the help and tips!
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And keep up the good work with ur gallery!
Oh, and can i ask 1 more thing?
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Well i did wat u told me 2 do based on ur tips and posted some new work in my gallery. Can u just look rly quickly and tell me if its good?
--U dont have 2 if u dont want 2--
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Great I am gald you like it
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uuuuh nice!! i love the details. very very good ^^ i like the tiny splashbubbles
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Well, I don't know much about photography, but I'm assuming higher ISO levels create graininess or noise. Anyway this is a great shot, and I personally think that there are no noise problems with this image.
I like how you can see the individual water droplets at the top. Nice job.
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there is some noise in the foreground of the shot put not bad for that high of an iso for the D70
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I think it turned out a little too noisy in the forefront of the pic where the section of water is blurry. Its a little distracting because that section takes up so much space so your eye gets drawn automatically to it but it's blurry.
Really cool idea and the water droplets beyond it turned out quite nice!
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yes I do agree and I also noticed tis before I put it up. I however over all was quit impressed with the out come of the shot with the settings i used
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Better to get the shot you want and try to fix the noise later (noise ninja, etc) then miss the shot completly.
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yea that is right and if it does not work oh well you tried at least
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Running out of ways to say you are welcome and sound like I really mean it which I do! It is like how many ways can one say good shot
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I understand and thank you very much
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Very interesting and very dynamic picture. I wouldn't go as far as to say: avoid ISO higher than 400. But I usually try to use the lowest ISO possible. If this happens to be 1600, so be it
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idealy it's nice to avoid too high a iso. This is hardly an idea situation though. Meanwhile, there is a big difference in iso in a dSLR and a point and shoot, maybe the person was confusing the two? I've seen tons of high shots taken with the d70 and i've taken a bunch of acceptable ones with my d40.
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d40 supposedly does a better job with the noise at high iso
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it does a great job at high iso actually, even better if noise reduction is turned on, but that does slow the camera a little.
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I do use noise reduction I leave it on
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I think it came out great, a darker scene would probably had more noise but this one was just fine.
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