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Wow.... superb shot KhewOriginally Posted by Commander
Ha... but Yiming's D3s went to the hospital liao. Cannot stand too much high ISO?
All the 6 shots above were shot at ISO1250. The Orange Tail Awl was shot at ISO2500. Amazing. No need to de-noise!
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excellent shot guys =D
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Wow... so many nice shots.. Beautiful shots!!!
Cheers!
Bobby Mun
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Some puddling shots to share...
Striped Jay
Appias nero figulina (Orange Albatross)
Bibasis sena uniformis (Orange Tail Awl)
Hasora schoenherr chuza (Yellow Banded Awl)
Appias lyncida vasava (Chocolate Albatross)
Appias indra plana (Plain Puffin)
Last edited by bluefin; 05-May-2010 at 01:06 PM.
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woah, the d3s really poisonous..... It looks as it it was shot with low ISO. Not a bit of grain to be seen.
Very nice series Nelson! Nice crisp shots!
Anthony
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There is no such thing as noiseless lah, we are not there yet on digital sensors.
If you have sharp eyes , you can still make out noise on those Khew taken at ISO 1250 . The Orange Tail Awl shot taken at ISO 2500 is very impressive and the best of the lot with some discernible noise and dust spot.
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I should go for an eye check soon, I'm having difficulities spotting even things that land infront of me these few days :(There is no such thing as noiseless lah, we are not there yet on digital sensors.
If you have sharp eyes , you can still make out noise on those Khew taken at ISO 1250 . The Orange Tail Awl shot taken at ISO 2500 is very impressive and the best of the lot with some discernible noise and dust spot.
Anthony
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or one.
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Catochrysops panormus exiguus (Silver Forget Me Not)
Celaenorrhinus aurivittatus cameroni
Cyrestis themire themire
Discolampa ethion thalimar
Euploea tulliolus ledereri (Dwarf Crow)
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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Laxita thuisto thuisto (Lesser Harlequin)
Megisba malaya sikkima (The Malayan)
Mycalesis oroatis ustulata
Pathysa delessertii delessertii (Malayan Zebra) topside
Pathysa delessertii delessertii (Malayan Zebra)
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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Saletara liberia distanti (The Malaysian Albatross) female
Saletara liberia distanti (The Malaysian Albatross) male
Red Helen
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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