DavefromCt
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It was very dim and didn't use flash....iso 6400 but brightened it up and cut out the clutter around the table.
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Took a fisheye of some flowers I got my wife
- Thread starter DavefromCt
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Kelley (Texas)
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the ISO setting all the way to 6400 and did not get much noise. Great use of your imagination in creating this nice picture, you did great. Kelley (Texas) 
DavefromCt
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Thanks....I held the fisheye about 2 feet over the flowers.
Nancy-IL
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Dave, that's gorgeous. The flowers and your photography work. I love the black around the edges. It seems to make the colors stand out. Thanks for letting us in on the ISO setting also. I've never gone that way before. Maybe I'll get out and give it a try one of these days.
DavefromCt
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Thanks Nancy. The thing with iso though, is that when possible should be low like 100 or so for the least "noise". My camera happens to do well at higher settings but still I often have to run the picture through a filter that takes out some noise while still keeping the sharp parts sharp. A friend of mine has a camera that takes gorgeous pictures but he can't take low light shots at all, so it depends on the camera etc.