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<blockquote data-quote="TwistedThrottle" data-source="post: 761651" data-attributes="member: 46724"><p>You can try to mess with the RAW file in photoshop or lightroom, but there's only so far it'll go. There have been major advancements in sensor technology since 2005. You can continue to take pictures in good light and get good results, but expecting technology that's so old to keep up with what's available today might be asking too much from your gear, especially with a demand such as this of low light and dark colors. I'm not sure a new lens is going to be the fix for you without the ability to also add more light. It might be time to start saving up for a new body with a better sensor that's capable of higher ISO values. I am very happy with my D7500, I think your D70s is like the great great grandfather to it. You can snag a refurbished body for a reasonable price and I think it would help with your needs. Even that camera is not the newest technology and I can see a difference in the photos taken with that vs. the new Z cameras. If it's in your budget, those Z's are stellar for exactly this kind of photography. I ended up with the full frame Z6, but have heard awesome things about the crop sensor Z50(same sensor as the D7500). All 3 of these bodies mentioned have tremendous ISO capabilities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TwistedThrottle, post: 761651, member: 46724"] You can try to mess with the RAW file in photoshop or lightroom, but there's only so far it'll go. There have been major advancements in sensor technology since 2005. You can continue to take pictures in good light and get good results, but expecting technology that's so old to keep up with what's available today might be asking too much from your gear, especially with a demand such as this of low light and dark colors. I'm not sure a new lens is going to be the fix for you without the ability to also add more light. It might be time to start saving up for a new body with a better sensor that's capable of higher ISO values. I am very happy with my D7500, I think your D70s is like the great great grandfather to it. You can snag a refurbished body for a reasonable price and I think it would help with your needs. Even that camera is not the newest technology and I can see a difference in the photos taken with that vs. the new Z cameras. If it's in your budget, those Z's are stellar for exactly this kind of photography. I ended up with the full frame Z6, but have heard awesome things about the crop sensor Z50(same sensor as the D7500). All 3 of these bodies mentioned have tremendous ISO capabilities. [/QUOTE]
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