\nAccording to him:<\/b>\n<\/p>\n
\n“A friend at Nikon sent me the camera to “Everything was shot on Fine JPEG. There are two of each “The third pair shows a frame I underexposed partly by “The picture of HS QB #7 alone in the end zone was at ISO \nGo to Dave Einsel’s sample<\/span> photos \n{mos_ri}
\nuse last weekend and I found it to be pretty amazing. Most of my tests were at
\nthe higher ISO’s and I was stunned. I’ve posted some links below of several
\nimages shot in real world conditions.”<\/span><\/p>\n
\nimage. The first is the untouched file directly from the camera. The second is
\ncropped and adjusted in Levels for purposes of the test. No Sharpening. No
\nColor Balance changes. The crops are without resizing.”<\/span><\/p>\n
\nmistake and partly because of a "no light" area on the field. It was
\nshot at 1000th @ f\/2.8 at ISO 3200. The image didn’t fall apart when lightened
\nA LOT in Levels. <\/span>Amazing! ”<\/span><\/p>\n
\n6400<\/b>. <\/span>
\nThe NFL pictures were shot at 2000th @ f\/4 at ISO 3200<\/b>. <\/span>
\nThe last four are a progression from ISO 3200 to ISO
\n25,600<\/b>. ”<\/p>\n
\nmade with Nikon D3 at high ISO via masterchong.com<\/a>\n<\/p>\n
\n