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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 843160" data-attributes="member: 47024"><p>I want to make a final point - I hope that I was not out of place in my suggestions to try software. It is not for everyone and I want to point out I very much respect your desire to take a low ISO photo as apposed to correcting a high ISO image. That is ideal without doubt</p><p></p><p>Without the addition of a tripod for long exposure assistance (already suggested and you mentioned this would not suit your needs) any camera will be using higher ISO values to take the type of photos you like to take. </p><p></p><p>The final point I would like to leave you with is - a better camera will have a better internal processor to correct for high noise. I can see only one difference between processing yourself (using software on the RAW data file) and what the cameras do. </p><p></p><p>With software you chose to use AI or not (I have it and find I do not like it myself and do not normally use it). With software you decide what you want the photo to look like not the camera. You can make film like edits to get away from the overly sharp zero noise craziness modern photographers are chasing today. </p><p></p><p>In the film days you could not have hand held a camera and taken the beautiful photos you kindly shared with us. Modern technology is awesome and handy and has changed things forever in photography. </p><p></p><p>Thank you for being very kind in this conversation and I wish you well in your photographic adventures</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 843160, member: 47024"] I want to make a final point - I hope that I was not out of place in my suggestions to try software. It is not for everyone and I want to point out I very much respect your desire to take a low ISO photo as apposed to correcting a high ISO image. That is ideal without doubt Without the addition of a tripod for long exposure assistance (already suggested and you mentioned this would not suit your needs) any camera will be using higher ISO values to take the type of photos you like to take. The final point I would like to leave you with is - a better camera will have a better internal processor to correct for high noise. I can see only one difference between processing yourself (using software on the RAW data file) and what the cameras do. With software you chose to use AI or not (I have it and find I do not like it myself and do not normally use it). With software you decide what you want the photo to look like not the camera. You can make film like edits to get away from the overly sharp zero noise craziness modern photographers are chasing today. In the film days you could not have hand held a camera and taken the beautiful photos you kindly shared with us. Modern technology is awesome and handy and has changed things forever in photography. Thank you for being very kind in this conversation and I wish you well in your photographic adventures [/QUOTE]
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