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Re: Re: D200 performance at ISO 1600
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United States		 2007-08-06 21:49:11 

  


  

    




  



    

            




Sorry for the long delay in the reply... I was on 
vacation... still should be but had a huge problem arise which I will address 
separatly.  I understand your point and I am not exactly sure how to 
address it in camera... my first thought would be to save the highlights, and 
then use noise ninja or the like to fix the left over noise.  Does that 
sound reasonable?



 



 




  
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Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 9:37 AM

  
Subject: [NIKOND200] Re: D200 performance 
  at ISO 1600

  


  

  
Kelly that makes sense, however I am shooting situations (stage
lighting 
  ... white male in black suit against black backdrop, usually
lit with a 
  spot). If I expose for the shadows, the important
highlights (person's 
  face) get blown... So I'm interested in best
technique and work flow in 
  this situation. Any suggestions?

MM 

> Mike in short, there 
  should not be any shaddows! I know that you
cant always control that, but 
  where ever there are shaddows or
underexposed areas, you will have noise... 
  that is the law of the
land! So, to minimize grain, minimize the 
  shadow/underexposed areas!
>; Kelly


  

  


  
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