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Posted: Tue Jul 26th, 2022 22:36
 
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Jeff amazing detail well done!



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Young Yaffle

Late evening visitor to the darkest corner of the garden :banghead:

8000iso due to low flat light and a heavy crop. 
Tried to get closer by hiding in bushes…….and got gnat bit for my trouble. :whip:

This wildlife photography is a(literal) pain.



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Good capture and noise still not too bad at 8000 ISO



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Nice capture Eric even at the higher iso.

 




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A juvenile Chiffchaff  taken on a Sony A7r iii.


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Iain wrote:
A juvenile Chiffchaff  taken on a Sony A7r iii.


DSC00808-Edit by Iain Clyne, on Flickr

Excellent. You are certainly getting good results with the A7r iii



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Eric wrote:
Excellent. You are certainly getting good results with the A7r iii
It produces good images of static subjects and some moving but if there is too much movement, like BIF, I find the A9 is far better. The one surprising  thing I found with the A7r iii is how capable it is at high ISO considering it has 42mp.

 




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A cheeky Chaffinch to get things moving again.


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Iain wrote:
It produces good images of static subjects and some moving but if there is too much movement, like BIF, I find the A9 is far better. The one surprising  thing I found with the A7r iii is how capable it is at high ISO considering it has 42mp.
Modern sensors dont behave like the first, second generation sensors, the new support chipsets are designed to minimise high ISO noise.    Most modern last two or three years will happilywork at 12800 ISO and look like Nikon D2X at ISO 800.



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Modern sensors dont behave like the first, second generation sensors, the new support chipsets are designed to minimise high ISO noise.    Most modern last two or three years will happilywork at 12800 ISO and look like Nikon D2X at ISO 800.
Thats right Jonathan. You used to think twice before going to 1600 iso even if you needed too.

 

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