Z6iii - 25600 ISO in first morning sun

[Hooligans Imagery]

Just seeing what was up. SOOC jpgs.




For general comparison, here is one at 800ISO. Anyone can come pick these guys up for free, no questions asked. Great gardening service.

 

[Charles Loy]

much cleaner than my 8 and 9 photos at that iso. I backup with jpg but never bother to see then, use the nef on main card.

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

much cleaner than my 8 and 9 photos at that iso. I backup with jpg but never bother to see then, use the nef on main card.

Generally same here. I wanted to see what SOOC would do for posting etc. Obviously less noise with some light but for wildlife with some sun this looks promising.

 

[JAJohnson]

I haven't shot at ISO 25600 yet, but I had several bursts yesterday at ISO 8000 which needed no noise reduction at all.

 

[JAJohnson]

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Absolutely clean at ISO 1800.

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

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Absolutely clean at ISO 1800.

This is what I was hoping for for electronic viewing. I am a happy camper so far.

 

[John Woodworth]

Amazing shots. Out of curiosity, what were your Picture Control settings for the jpegs?

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

Amazing shots. Out of curiosity, what were your Picture Control settings for the jpegs?

Standard. I am not a fan of the more saturated ones. My norm for the Z9 is a linear profile with Auto applied on ingest. I find Standard is closest to that. When the Z6iii linear comes out I will do the same.

 

[JAJohnson]

Amazing shots. Out of curiosity, what were your Picture Control settings for the jpegs?

Standard, as well. The colors are stunning.

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

Just for more sharing here is an 1100 ISO where I got a bit closer, SOOC jpg and cropped processed RAW.

 

[MrFotoFool]

Sure looks good to me. And pretty amazing that at least two of you already have Z6iii in your possession.

 

[EricKlees]

SOOC Rae would be better. jpg has nose reduction applied usually through the picture control and in camera now reduction is on/applied.

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

SOOC Rae would be better. jpg has nose reduction applied usually through the picture control and in camera now reduction is on/applied.

True - not my intent though. I was looking to see what would happen if I took the jpg and just posted it. Would I be happy with the results. I am a coffee lover not an engineer. So the pure RAW ISO wasn't as important to me. That said here it opened in RAW Flat, confirmed no sharpening or noise reduction.

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

Here's another at 10,000 ISO - cleans up so well.

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

More testing for purposes of posting. One of these is with the Z9 and the other Z6iii.

Oh and sorry I asked them to sit still while I went to change bodies. They are just like cats it appears.

 

[Activert]

Just seeing what was up. SOOC jpgs.




For general comparison, here is one at 800ISO. Anyone can come pick these guys up for free, no questions asked. Great gardening service.

Why? They make good subjects to photograph and very cooperative!

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

Why? They make good subjects to photograph and very cooperative!

If you are referring to the Javalina, hmmm not worth it. They are the most destructive animal around. They tear up new plants, old plants, and worse they cause erosion in all the wrong places (like putting my driveway at risk). I don't find them appealing at all, not one of the pack of 20 plus we sometimes get.

If you want a free gardening service, they are here for the taking.

 

[JAJohnson]

While walking home yesterday from a neighborhood lake I spotted this little fellow on a neighbor's lawn. I grabbed a few shots to see how ISO 25600 looks with the Z6III. The first is at 1400 ISO. The second is at 25600. High ISO performance is not bad at all.

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[Activert]

If you are referring to the Javalina, hmmm not worth it. They are the most destructive animal around. They tear up new plants, old plants, and worse they cause erosion in all the wrong places (like putting my driveway at risk). I don't find them appealing at all, not one of the pack of 20 plus we sometimes get.

If you want a free gardening service, they are here for the taking.

We don’t see much around my home, since I live in the city . All what we have in our garden is mosquitos a lot of them. I prefer to have what you call them Javalina instead of the mosquitoes that they are after me all the time and I am allergic to them.
I just found the photo cute with one staring at you. I dont know much about them. Sorry you have to deal with their problem .

 

[Activert]

While walking home yesterday from a neighborhood lake I spotted this little fellow on a neighbor's lawn. I grabbed a few shots to see how ISO 25600 looks with the Z6III. The first is at 1400 ISO. The second is at 25600. High ISO performance is not bad at all.

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Wow! Thst is so beautiful. You are so lucky. you all see these beautiful things just walking home. I want to move ……

 

[JAJohnson]

Wow! Thst is so beautiful. You are so lucky. you all see these beautiful things just walking home. I want to move ……

Relative ease of access to small animals is indeed a blessing. I hope never to take it for granted. Now, if they’d just leave my bulbs alone in the spring…

 

[Hooligans Imagery]

Relative ease of access to small animals is indeed a blessing. I hope never to take it for granted. Now, if they’d just leave my bulbs alone in the spring…

I’ll lend you a bobcat if you take a Javalina