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Published: 2007-11-29 23:04:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1055; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 0
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yeah. i just processed some iso1250 d200 frames which look disgusting - coming back to those d3 raws is just lovely.
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Im hoping Nikon will have one for a hands on at "Focus on imaging" in UK (NEC) so i can try it out, hopefully let me put my card in there to save some shots.
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apparently, the camera does not make the photographer. pfft
i'm wondering whether your hair's just like that or if it's the lens..
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i have my hair cut every 3-4 months. so yeah, it changes... drastically in that period of time. it's evovling from "civilised young european" to "barbarian something".
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i like the "barabrian something" look
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You might want to wipe that drool from your face.
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yeah i've also had a play... handles exceptionally. that lens is a killer too.
and hey... the landscape photogs can now get thier horizons straight! whoopee!
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If this is the quality of 3200iso, i might believe you about the high iso quality.
About the photo...
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interesting in trading for a signed-special-edition-imported-from-germany Ricoh GR?
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krankes rauschverhalten bei iso 3200
und achja ...schicke nase
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wie heiΓts? so lang die nase des mannes...
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3200?
my 400 film gets more horrible grain than that.
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it's pointless to compare film with digital noisewise. i used to think that high-speed film is grainy but when i printed fuji 400H i realized that there is hardly any grain, also i definitely prefer the grain pattern compared to the digital noise.
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wide angle and lens in the face = awesome pictures
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sehr wild.
hach wie ich das vermisse.
wenn zurΓΌck in Wien, biste dann auch och in Wien eigenlich? NΓ€chstes Jahr? Oder gehste nach Enland?
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gut, dass das nun weg ist. war ja untragbar. soviel wildheit.
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give me just a guess,man!!
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