Full Throttle
by davidstorm
On Saturday night I finally had the chance to let the K-5 loose and see what it could do with very little light, so I set it on auto ISO and let it do the rest. The results were brilliant, in a venue where taking pics was very tricky to say the least. Very low light levels and lots of horrible LED lights as you can see by the squiggles in the picture.
I will upload a couple more for you to see, all taken at my Wife's Cousin's 40th Birthday Party (he's the bass player). This one has been tonemapped and has had some additional noise added.
K-5, DA 16-45.
I will upload a couple more for you to see, all taken at my Wife's Cousin's 40th Birthday Party (he's the bass player). This one has been tonemapped and has had some additional noise added.
K-5, DA 16-45.
Uploaded19/03/2012 - 21:38
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Posted 20/03/2012 - 08:11
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Great shot David I like the other you have posted too, really good in those conditions. Best wishes Trixie
Posted 20/03/2012 - 22:52
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Reminds me of The Clash in full flow and at their prime, the treatment suites the image to a tee
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Posted 20/03/2012 - 23:56
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Thanks all, this is my first attempt at this type of shot and I think it turned out OK.
Regards
David
sandinista wrote:
Reminds me of The Clash in full flow and at their prime
It also reminds me of the late Stuart Adamson (the bass player, although Adamson played lead guitar) - any Big Country fans out there?Reminds me of The Clash in full flow and at their prime
Regards
David
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