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Epic-W real world high ISO

steve green

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What's been the consensus on low light shooting at 1600-3200 iso with the Epic-W and STD OLPF? I've got a shoot coming up at an amusement park with xmas lights in BG and small fill fixtures for people in FG. Just wondering how much I can stretch without introducing a lot of noise. For reference, Dragon in this same situation at 800 iso has never been an issue. Always been happy with the results. Just trying to get more life out of the BG's with the higher iso's.
 
I'll let you I'm shooting something on Saturday night with Christmas lights as a test for something else so I'll post some set up photos and some still frames. We are going to introduce some light though.
 
Shot this at 3200 ISO. Primary light source was the Christmas lights. I think it's very useable.

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No problem. Yeah, I was at 12:1 to save space, but it still holds up surprisingly well at that compression.
 
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