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September 18th 04, 03:00 PM
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"Annika1980" wrote in message ... It's possible with the new Canon 20D. http://www.pbase.com/image/33959925 Try 3200 in a dark room, a room with only one tungsten light. I need to know how well it performs in low light, at ISO 3200, with prime lens wide open and the slowest shutter speed doable on the lens. I'm interested in 50mm, or 85mm lenses, faster than F/2. Say about EV 3 to EV 5, common in churches. A local pub might have a similar light level. Patrick 
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September 18th 04, 03:01 PM
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"Mark M" wrote in message news:GU33d.325324$Oi.306343@fed1read04... "Rodrick Dalton" wrote in message nettet.dk... I'm sure that taking a picture of a stationary model helicopter which is being held over your head by one of your friends is very possibly using the 20D. Time for you to get a new monitor, bub. If that looks like a small madel, you aren't seeing what's there. I'm hoping you're joking (for your sake), but just in case you're not... Of course he's joking. Patrick
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September 18th 04, 03:01 PM
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"Mark M" wrote in message news:GU33d.325324$Oi.306343@fed1read04... "Rodrick Dalton" wrote in message nettet.dk... I'm sure that taking a picture of a stationary model helicopter which is being held over your head by one of your friends is very possibly using the 20D. Time for you to get a new monitor, bub. If that looks like a small madel, you aren't seeing what's there. I'm hoping you're joking (for your sake), but just in case you're not... Of course he's joking. Patrick
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September 18th 04, 03:01 PM
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"Mark M" wrote in message news:GU33d.325324$Oi.306343@fed1read04... "Rodrick Dalton" wrote in message nettet.dk... I'm sure that taking a picture of a stationary model helicopter which is being held over your head by one of your friends is very possibly using the 20D. Time for you to get a new monitor, bub. If that looks like a small madel, you aren't seeing what's there. I'm hoping you're joking (for your sake), but just in case you're not... Of course he's joking. Patrick
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September 18th 04, 03:02 PM
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"m II" wrote in message news:UW33d.50210$KU5.11340@edtnps89... Annika1980 wrote: It's possible with the new Canon 20D. http://www.pbase.com/image/33959925 Pentax *ist D had ISO 3200 a long time ago. That and the ability to use AA batteries instead of a proprietary battery pack. I see they sell a grip that WILL take AA batteries, but at what cost? I wonder how many photographers got crushed by stalled helicopters before they got THIS shot... "Hey, Fred! Throw the camera over HERE!" mike How were the *ist shots at 3200? As good as the 20D? My E1 has 3200, but they are not usable, or cleanable. Patrick
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September 18th 04, 03:02 PM
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"m II" wrote in message news:UW33d.50210$KU5.11340@edtnps89... Annika1980 wrote: It's possible with the new Canon 20D. http://www.pbase.com/image/33959925 Pentax *ist D had ISO 3200 a long time ago. That and the ability to use AA batteries instead of a proprietary battery pack. I see they sell a grip that WILL take AA batteries, but at what cost? I wonder how many photographers got crushed by stalled helicopters before they got THIS shot... "Hey, Fred! Throw the camera over HERE!" mike How were the *ist shots at 3200? As good as the 20D? My E1 has 3200, but they are not usable, or cleanable. Patrick
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September 18th 04, 03:02 PM
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"m II" wrote in message news:UW33d.50210$KU5.11340@edtnps89... Annika1980 wrote: It's possible with the new Canon 20D. http://www.pbase.com/image/33959925 Pentax *ist D had ISO 3200 a long time ago. That and the ability to use AA batteries instead of a proprietary battery pack. I see they sell a grip that WILL take AA batteries, but at what cost? I wonder how many photographers got crushed by stalled helicopters before they got THIS shot... "Hey, Fred! Throw the camera over HERE!" mike How were the *ist shots at 3200? As good as the 20D? My E1 has 3200, but they are not usable, or cleanable. Patrick
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September 18th 04, 10:43 PM
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ISO 3200?
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September 18th 04, 10:53 PM
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I'm sure that taking a picture of a stationary model helicopter
which is being held over your head by one of your friends is very possibly using the 20D. On 18 Sep 2004 21:43:50 GMT (Annika1980) wrote: It's possible with the new Canon 20D. http://www.pbase.com/image/33959925
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September 18th 04, 10:53 PM
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I'm sure that taking a picture of a stationary model helicopter
which is being held over your head by one of your friends is very possibly using the 20D. On 18 Sep 2004 21:43:50 GMT (Annika1980) wrote: It's possible with the new Canon 20D. http://www.pbase.com/image/33959925
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