First low-light event for the D700, so no flash at all, and I let the ISO go all the way to “H.02” (I believe that’s Nikonese for “Oh shit! Two stops underexposed!). Interestingly, I found that, though some of these are fairly noise (especially where the ISO is in 5 figures), they look a lot worse if I run Noise Ninja on them. I need to experiment more with that, maybe find better settings or something.
My first try at shooting specifically for photosynth is not a total failure; parts of the main falls bowl, in particular, seem to have come out fairly well.
Looks like it has mis-identified some matches, and I’ve probably tried to cover too big an area. I shot some more down at Carleton later today, will be interested to see how those come out.
Fascinating toy!
Edited to add: But, of course, since it’s cool, Photosynth isn’t around any more. There’s an article on that.
I’m just starting to get the pictures from this trip ready, but this first one I chose to work on is really fairly interesting. At least, I think so.
Well, I’ve made just a little progress on the Zoo photos from earlier this week. And now at least they have their own gallery.
The Fourth Street revival is, in my opinion, a rolicking success. See the collection of posts linked from the community on LJ.
And there are pictures.
