Far Below Any Sane Assumption

[Frank Fremerey]

Zuglufttier's crisp bag. Wow. Again and again.

[Bruno Schroder]

Fun stuff.
Here is one from this week: D3300 12800ISO, night view with the 35/1.8; 1/2.5 f2.2

[Bruno Schroder]

An older one with the Nokia Lumia 930: ISO3200, F2.4 1/3 sec. I guess it can also classify as a modern camera

[Frank Fremerey]

Bruno: The ships on empty sea floor are fine. Distribution, monochromatics.

The cat is nice, but you might try to shoot a graphically more pleasing picture of her...

[Andrea B.]

The kitty and ships photos look like Rembrandt paintings. Very subtle and interesting lighting!

[Bruno Schroder]

Bruno: The ships on empty sea floor are fine. Distribution, monochromatics.

The cat is nice, but you might try to shoot a graphically more pleasing picture of her...

Thanks Frank. The cat picture is one of the first I took with the Lumia smartphone. I mostly wanted to check how it would do in low light. The cat was unusually cooperative and allowed me to take 2 pictures. I like the second better but it is full of banding noise ... and the cat has never been cooperative enough again

[Bruno Schroder]

The kitty and ships photos look like Rembrandt paintings. Very subtle and interesting lighting!

Thanks Andrea. it is easier for me to see the light when it's dark

[John Harkus]

Some quick ones this evening with the 20mm F/4 on the Df, 25,600 to 204,800
John H

[Frank Fremerey]

200k!

Imagine someone had told you 10 years ago.

I feel we should dig more into pushing the envelope.

Were are the new limits. Can we show something never seen before?

[John Harkus]

200k!

Imagine someone had told you 10 years ago.

I feel we should dig more into pushing the envelope.

Were are the new limits. Can we show something never seen before?

Lucky to get 1600 with film! Ilford XP was a revelation

[Eddie Draaisma]

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[Bjørn Rørslett]

Who will be the first one shooting the proverbial black cat in a coal cellar?

[Frank Fremerey]

Who will be the first one shooting the proverbial black cat in a coal cellar?

We do not know which ideas might work before we -- or someone else have them ... the black cat in the coal celler I have not seen yet.

Might be and interesting topic also because coal cellers become rarer with climate change.

[Ian R]

Inspired by this thread I took my D750 out at night and used at least ISO 12800 handheld with the 45mm P lens. In the day the seaside is thronging with people and life, however take light away and suddenly the town is empty. Here are three 'empty seaside at night' photos.

[Frank Fremerey]

I can feel the scene, I can smell the sea, I have been there, done that. Must get back to dover to see the sites on my old slides in real. Thank you Ian!