Recent content by Phil Young

I have no issues using 51200 on the D7500 to get the shot vs not. If the glass is good enough then the image will still be sharp and detailed, the rest can be edited if you need to.

Absolutely - I could have. It was one of those snaps where you pick up your camera for a quick grab and forget the last setting used. I'm really happy with 12.8k though have to admit

Recently got hold of an A6000 and have to say I'm impressed with the ISO performance. This isn't low light but it's better than my old D7000 at 12800.

Sorry for not getting back to you. It's great in every way to be honest... I have no complaints at all.

If you want the best camera phone on the market... get the LG G4 ;)

Excellent. Might as well get rid of your DSLR now John ;)

Don't be an old fart Gary... No one uses phones for that nowadays!!! :ROFLMAO:

The phone can do much better... need to get out for a proper night with it! :)

If you don't have this, you need it. Absolutely loving this phone for it's photo taking. Manual control over focus, WB, ISO, SS and various other nice things which make this a gem to carry around with you as a phone. A few images I've taken. And the underground garage which is...

Loke speed limits... just another law I have to think of as "advisory" :lol:

I haven't used my DSLR since buying my X30 about 6 months back... it's the only small camera I've been completely satisfied enough to take everywhere and use for anything. Quality, very good ergonomics and wifi just make my life a whole lot easier :) If the LX100 had a manual zoom, that would...

In which case my point would still be correct.

Then you obviously need more than 2500 in order to maintain.

Yeah still needs to be lean... lots of protein and hard training in the weights room :)

Could a caveman phone his mate? No - lose your mobile phone lol... it's not carbs that make you fat, it's any excess calories. Fat, carbs, protein & alcohol can all contribute to weight gain. Eat less than you need and you will shrink ;)