Monomad Challenge - Night Streets

I pretty much just got my new mirrorless camera at this time and I wanted to play with it a bit. I have started to take a liking in shooting in native monochrome on my camera. On this particular evening, I figured that I should go outside and do some high-ISO B&W shots. I was also a test how well the camera handles extreme ISO settings.

The first photo is taken with ISO 25600, I think it handles it really well.

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The next two shots are with ISO 4000
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ISO 28800, is visible but still does not destroy the photo.
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ISO 51200 - This is extreme land now but I still think that the camera handles it well enough so the photo can be usable.
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ISO 36000
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ISO 16000
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I can push my ISO setting manually up to 208 000 but I haven't tested it yet. There is not really any good reason why I would use ISO as high as this, except watching live view in a very dark place for composition. Still would be fun to test it out sometime.




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Thanks for this reference.. I think i need to try changing the iso.

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OMG you used 28800 ISO and i dont even see any grain.... my camara is the canon t3i (kinda old camera) and it even with iso 3600 you can already see grains...

my mind just blowed...

or perpahs i'm doing something wrong??

did u used tripode and open shutter?

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I am using Nikon Z6II, it can handle grain really well. My old one was Nikon 5600 and this was pretty shit with high ISO shots too. More expensive camera comes with advantages.

I dindnt use tripod. All the shots are hand-held and used f5.6 aperature.

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i might have to save some money to eventually buy a newer camear if i want to get competitive in the profesional photography world.

the differences and the improvement are really really greats

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