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<blockquote data-quote="Moab Man" data-source="post: 266673" data-attributes="member: 11881">Thanks Pretzel. The D7100 does really well in low light and I have been very happy with it. In my Milky Way Photography I just reached a point that I just wanted more (sounding like an addiction). Both of these Milky Way shots were with the D7100 and noise reduction done in CS6. The other two had no noise reduction. Long exposure in Goblin Valley, Utah.[ATTACH]73281[/ATTACH]Long exposure 20 miles south of Wendover, Nevada.[ATTACH]73282[/ATTACH]Night shot of a second or two. No noise. [ATTACH]73283[/ATTACH]This was a night shot. Very clean with proper exposure making the grain really disappear.[ATTACH]73284[/ATTACH]The D7100, as a crop sensor, does an amazing job in low light. Where I see the substantial difference, regarding noise, is long exposure in absolute minimal light - stars.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moab Man, post: 266673, member: 11881"] Thanks Pretzel. The D7100 does really well in low light and I have been very happy with it. In my Milky Way Photography I just reached a point that I just wanted more (sounding like an addiction). Both of these Milky Way shots were with the D7100 and noise reduction done in CS6. The other two had no noise reduction. Long exposure in Goblin Valley, Utah. [ATTACH=CONFIG]73281._xfImport[/ATTACH] Long exposure 20 miles south of Wendover, Nevada. [ATTACH=CONFIG]73282._xfImport[/ATTACH] Night shot of a second or two. No noise. [ATTACH=CONFIG]73283._xfImport[/ATTACH] This was a night shot. Very clean with proper exposure making the grain really disappear. [ATTACH=CONFIG]73284._xfImport[/ATTACH] The D7100, as a crop sensor, does an amazing job in low light. Where I see the substantial difference, regarding noise, is long exposure in absolute minimal light - stars. [/QUOTE]

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