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Listening to the Music

Black Pearl

By Black Pearl
in People, Portrait & Glamour

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At The Sage yesterday and caught this shot of Thomas listening to his uncle play.

Other than a very slight crop and a bit of noise control/sharpening in CameraRaw this is how it was shot - I think I may be falling in love with my Nikon again.

 

Best viewed large:

 

ThomasWatching_zps72892267.jpg

 

 

100% Crop to show the detail as it looses loads on the web sized shot above.

 

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Can't remember exactly but probably about 20-30 on the noise slider thing in Adode Camera Raw. Never bother with anything more complicated as even if a bit of noise shows on screen it won't be noticeable on a print.

The sensor in the D300s may be old but it is still a cracker.

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