I haven't had much time with the D90 yet. What is the highest clean ISO I can expect? I know I should practice and test it, but time isn't on my side so any advice would be very helpful.
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If it is for the computer mostly, then your resolution will not be very high, higher ASA/ISO are not a problem. Higher contrast lighting situations help. And if you have pretty good software like photoshop, you can shoot in the 400 range, maybe a stop under exposed, and use the software to clean it up.
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Originally posted by TexasBob View PostI haven't had much time with the D90 yet. What is the highest clean ISO I can expect? I know I should practice and test it, but time isn't on my side so any advice would be very helpful.
Thanks...smile.
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Originally posted by scotty View PostWhat are you shooting? Portraits, still life, sports? Also, what software do you use to process your pixels?
I realised I didn't answer your whole post.......I take photos of my children the most, but then I love nature, so wild flowers and I'd love to learn to take better photos with landscape and maybe night photos.
I have some of my photos on our blog, http://littlehouseonseventy-twoacres.blogspot.com/ but I don't put photos on their because they're good, but because they tend to tell part of our story. I also have a fb account if You're on fb - I'm under Jennifer Hanson Witherspoon ...smile.Last edited by Bud's Darlin'; 04-26-2011, 07:25 PM.
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Originally posted by Bud's Darlin' View PostI was searching for posts on the Nikon D7000 which you said in a previous post you had on back order - did you end up with the D90 instead and if so, why did you chose that over the D7000 (obviously there is a price difference...smile) How do you like your D90 and what were you using prior to upgrading?
Thanks...smile.
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