Using high ISO - Workflow and tips please

There's ALWAYS one......and tbf its normally you Gary ;0)
 
Gary Coyle said:
They do, i know the guy
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well done him then because that looks horendous.. do they print as well ?

I dont think I am knocking anyone with that line.. even the photogrpaher himself will know how bad it is for noise...
 
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I don't think that was in the paper, but I only had a quick look earlier.
 
Here's a couple from Hyde the other night. Top is with 70-200 the header is with the 400mm. Any pointers??
 

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The first one I managed to post the wrong file. Sorry.
 

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snapzz said:
Should have posted the exif so we know what settings you ended up using ;-)
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Bloody hell sorry, used to always post from Flickr.
Settings ISO 10,000 1/800th @f2.8.
Metering - pattern.
Header is the same except 1/1000th NR settings Lum 10, Detail 50. SHARPENING 74, Radius 1.2 Detail 25, Masking 70
 
Lardyc7 said:
Blimey!
Snapzz at the moment I'm not shooting for the papers, but as I'm still learning wanted to pick the brains of the people that are. I have gone down to 1/640th to keep the iOS down, but at some of the grounds I'm shooting at the lights are dreadful so I'm then up to ISO 10,000 and still only getting 1/640th.
As I say, still learning and just wanted to pick brains.
I think I've improved a lot since getting advice (and constructive kickings) on here.
Maybe I should've worded it " is it acceptable to send shots in with noise"? Lol
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Not jpegs for wire SOOC?
Then I would use ISO up to your "noise limit" and then let it underexpose from there. Recover in post. Recovery will add noise, but at least you get to control where/how/how much. And it probably won't be any worse than if you had used a higher ISO (camera dependent).
 
sk66, sorry yes they were jpeg.

Although I don't wire at the mo. As I know that's what you have to do, I'm trying to get things right from the off.
 
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