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the subject was walking down a hill i was at the bottom, i agree the soon was a bit too close but the previous shot was farther back about 8 feet but didn't have the expression .

Lens 55.0-200.0 mm f/4.0-5.6 Exposure 1/200 sec; f/5.6; ISO 400 Focal Length 70.0 mm (in 35mm: 105.0 mm) Image Size 3872 × 2592 Nikon D3000 No retouching.

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this is the original in the orig size, f10 1/4000 120mm iso 3200

I have posted this once before, but it was in the wrong forum. I recently did a shoot and for some reason, my ISO was stuck on auto 3200 (never changed in the 100 photos took). I never ( i know y'all heard that before) shoot in auto. The end result evey photo is grainy, I have tried LR5, NX2...

I have been trying for 11 years to get a shot, very jealous lol, jk, great shot.

Took this at a local park early this month. Please post and comments .

I could see if the Auto ISO was on but I have checked it several times. Thats what I don't understand, why only in NEF, I will do a set in both NEF/JPEG and see what happens

shot to JEPG 1/1000 f8 800 400 iso JPEG 1/1250/ 200 iso

auto ISO was off, it was taken at 1700 eastern with the sun behind me slightly to the right 0 tree coverage I also failed to mention, I was using a yn560ii for fill set at 1/1 @35mm at 90 deg and 60 deg. The test shot i did at the lower speeds were completely white ( no flash) , if I process...

also tried a few test shots below both at 1/2500 and 1/1600 and they were totally blown out.

Attached is a photo for this weekend, extremely bright day open setting, using a nikon D3000 18-55 lens, manual mode, set to 1/3200 f10 iso 200 with auto white balance 2 test shots came out a little dark at 1/4000 all shot in NEF. When I checked the photos in camera they looked fine, Down loaded...

first off i have been working with windows since its release 3.0, home groups is a network nightmare and no it doesn't run right, the fact that windows simply runs on the verge of crashing and relies so heavily on drivers to function if you look at your process screen and the amount of resources...

I have both. My windows machine now acts solely as server and storage, it got tired of waiting for PS to load or trying to have two programs open and crashing. post production is much faster on the mac, ( using mac mini as i just need the hard drive). Memory management is easier, also the fact...

I give him a lot of credit, I know I couldn't have done it