My camera has a super-sensitive...err...sensor. The sensitivity is measured as ISO, which is basically the old ASA from the film days. Remember? You used 100 ASA/ISO for bright daylight and you used 400 ASA or more for evenings with a flash. I used 1600 ASA film once and liked it because it made, after a 2 minute exposure, the night look like day. Well, this lovely, wonderful camera of mine goes all the way up to 6,400 ISO. Have a look at the picture below. It used a 1/4 second exposure, and captured this. Admittedly, the street like was on, but WOW!!
The lens has Vibration Reduction, which is why I was able to hand-hold the camera at 1/4 second. Is it me, or does that picture look AWESOME?
OK, well, how about this one? And please keep in mind that I was just testing my camera's abilities and not going for mega-artistic expression.
SO, I have to say that Night Shots probably won't be a problem.
I LOVE that camera!
2 comments:
super fantastic.
Really great. I don't think I have ever seen a picture like this before. You're going to be selling camera's for the camera company.
Maybe they'll want you to come and work for them.
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