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highish ISO dougie pic

Discussion in 'Birds' started by Johnnymg, Apr 28, 2005.

  1. Johnnymg

    Johnnymg

    1,714
    Apr 7, 2005
    Westlake Village, Ca. and 20 mi NW of Prescott, Az
    Did this "portrait" with a D70 @ ISO 1000

    17504840-L.


    2 1/2 YO JRT with a love of soccer balls and wabbits. :lol: I'm going to break-in the D2H when this guy goes after the ball next time.

    JohnG
     
    Johnnymg, Apr 28, 2005
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  2. Flew

    Flew

    994
    Jan 25, 2005
    Alabama
    John,

    Cute puppy, and he looks like he's a little mischievous little devil. 8)

    The D70 does pretty well at the higher ISO values, especially if you limit the underexposed areas. Nice shot.

    Regards,

    Frank.
     
    Flew, Apr 28, 2005
    #2
  3. 4labs

    4labs

    2,667
    Apr 8, 2005
    New York/North Carolina
    That is a nice portrait did you use and Noise reduction?
     
    4labs, Apr 28, 2005
    #3
  4. TOLady

    TOLady

    14,461
    Mar 31, 2005
    Toronto Canada
    Now there's a face!!! that face looks like trouble...
    nice portrait.
     
    TOLady, Apr 28, 2005
    #4
  5. PhotoDawg

    PhotoDawg

    2,495
    Jan 25, 2005
    Huntsville, Alabama
    Nice shot, and one good lookin' DAWG I must say!! :D  :D  :D 
     
    PhotoDawg, Apr 28, 2005
    #5
  6. Johnnymg

    Johnnymg

    1,714
    Apr 7, 2005
    Westlake Village, Ca. and 20 mi NW of Prescott, Az
    Can't remember................. but possibly. ???

    I use PSP by Jasc for my PP and it has a noise reduction 'engine'. On these higher ISO shots I sometimes run the NR engine. Overall, I've been pleased with the high ISO performance of the D70. Good camera, and especially well valued at this point.

    JohnG
     
    Johnnymg, Apr 28, 2005
    #6
  7. saluki13

    saluki13

    46
    Mar 27, 2005
    MA, USA
    What a cute doggie! Nice job.
     
    saluki13, Apr 28, 2005
    #7
  8. Leigh

    Leigh

    8,677
    Feb 19, 2005
    Alabama
    He's just so cute I wanna give him a big 'ole hug! does this handsome fella have a name? Truly a nice shot.
     
    Leigh, Apr 28, 2005
    #8
  9. greyflash

    greyflash Subscribing Member

    33,061
    Jan 29, 2005
    St. George, Utah
    JRT's are high energy dogs and will keep you hopping. He would have fun with my little Harley boy, a Sheltie, who would be trying to herd him. Very nice shot of your little guy.
     
    greyflash, Apr 28, 2005
    #9
  10. Johnnymg

    Johnnymg

    1,714
    Apr 7, 2005
    Westlake Village, Ca. and 20 mi NW of Prescott, Az
    We bought some land in No Az in Dec and the property is on 'Billy Jack Way'. Anyway, when we "rescued" this fellow in March we decided to name him 'Billy Jack' in honor of our future digs. :lol:

    Thanks for the comments
    JohnG
     
    Johnnymg, Apr 28, 2005
    #10
  11. beaucamera

    beaucamera

    5,963
    Mar 11, 2005
    SF Bay Area, California
    With a face like this, how can you not love this pup!

    Virginia
    aka beaucamera
     
    beaucamera, Apr 28, 2005
    #11
  12. Johnnymg

    Johnnymg

    1,714
    Apr 7, 2005
    Westlake Village, Ca. and 20 mi NW of Prescott, Az
    These JRT's (we have 3) are the main reason I just bought a D2H. I was having a miserable time trying to capture these guys (when they are running) with my D70. Hopefully, I'll have better luck with the D2H.

    My officemate has a Aussie sheep dog and his wife found a 'ranch' in Orange county that has a bunch of sheep. They have a program where people can bring their sheep-dogs in and "play herd" with the furry ones. I'm afraid the JRT's wouldn't know how to herd................ :lol:

    Regards
    JohnG
     
    Johnnymg, Apr 28, 2005
    #12
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