Recent content by the4thversion

My last camera was a D200 so clean shots at an ISO of 800 was amazing for me. I'll be pushing it to the limits soon enough, don't worry!

Here's a couch seem with a set up shot too… It's a little higher budget than yours but you could use this as a starting point. E.G. One main light for all of them lighting as evenly as you can. Another as a hair light (a gorillapod may help here) and then another off to the side to add...

You say in the dark but will there be ambient lighting (street lights etc)? Do you have / have access to flash lighting? As Michael said "there are several ways to do this" many of which will be limited by the equipment you have. A little more information will help people give you advice.

I got fed up with waiting for the D700 to go down in price with the release of a D800. My new D700 arrived last week! Some valid points above, if the D800 is around £2.5k then the D700 hovering around it's current £1.7k would make sense. Something I noticed though, since the announcement of a...

That image seems quite noisy, what ISO did you shoot this on? I really want a 10 stop ND filter too, I love the milky sea shots it produces!

I've never had a problem with the reviews so far. Obviously I don't just blindly follow, I make my decision based on the resources provided and reading a few other reviews on top but my first stop is that site.

It's Ken Rockwell for me. He's got a sense of humour and seems to know what he's up to. A lot of good information on there about lenses too. Interestingly one about how sharpeness is overrated.

Or convert the image using the black and white layer tool thingy. Speaking of layers the colour version you are copying over, is it positioned above or below the layer turning your other image B&W? If it's below that's your problem.