Here's a closeup portrait of Charlie to go along with last week's portrait of Hilbert. This one was also taken indoors with the little flash unit, and the autoexposure ended up choosing an ISO level of 28800. This is remarkable for two reasons. First, it must mean the flash provided hardly any extra illumination. Second, with an ISO that high the picture should be a noisy mess. But it's not bad! My old camera didn't go higher than 12800, and even at that level the noise was terrible. So: good job from the camera, not so good job from the flash.
He seems a little alarmed. "Like, what are you doing, man?"
Such a gorgeous young lad.
Kevin, why would it choose such a high ISO? That seems like for near-dark.
Is pretty shockingly good if it is that high.
MEOOOOOW....KITTIES KNOW.
Tis one handsome dude!
Cameras can be set so that the flash provides the primary exposure. How to do that with your new unnamed camera is unknown to me.
28.8K ISO it looks remarkably good. Who needs a flash.
Yeah, I need to fiddle around with the flash some more. But that will have to wait until I'm back home.
Handsome whiskers.
That’s a good pic
Poseur.