Post your high ISO R-D1 pix

[RIVI1969]

Is that a misterious FF DSLR that cannot be named? (I am sure is japanese)

 

[jbf]

Wow, for such a 'nice' dslr, you sure arnt putting it to much use photographing a lamp... in your house...

why not send it to someone who will actually use it? 😉

(i am just teasing/joking. I know it's a test shot. 😀 )

 

[Celloman]

Well... the Nikon D700 is the camera. It's a beast compared to the rangefinder in size, but the sensor technology is astounding. So far, only using it for headshots in a studio and just testing around the house. That was my first time actually trying the max ISO on it, so the lamp look like a real nice subject, haha. My dream is that rangefinders would keep up with the advances in digital photography, especially technology which improves low light shooting.

 

[jbf]

I'd love a d700 but its too massive and too pricey.

I'll probably wait till around christmas time when I hope that the 5Ds will come down enough in price that I can afford one and say a 35mm 1.4 L lens.

I can live with the 5D's high iso... at least much more than the RD-1. I can live with the RD-1 but sometimes i need rediculously low light capabilities.

 

[deepwhite]

My R-D1s ISO setup:

200 - daytime
800 - nighttime
1600 - B/W

One of the ISO800 night shots with Summilux 35/1.4 preA:

This is a pretty "Taiwan" shot, I would say.

 

[Stan001]

Bed time story

Bed time story

Bed time story (ISO 800, 1/15, VC 35/1,4 probably wide open)

 

[sem]

This one is @ 1600 Zeiss 35, 2
sem

 

[jmarcus]

Haven't attached file to a post here before, they have to be pretty small.

 

[jmarcus]

and a couple of more

 

[shimo-kitasnap]

i like how in the black and white images, the noise looks like film grain.

 

[Stan001]

Iso 800

Iso 800

Iso 800, Vc 35/1.4

 

[santi-u]

Iso 1600, 35/2 summicron