Very low light photography (DSLR, Sony, lens, shot)

[mike1003]

MrsM and I toured Scotty's Castle - Death Valley National Park (U.S. National Park Service) on our recent vacation.This is an extremely old tapestry that was in a very dark room. (think one 50 watt light-bulb in a very large dark room) I was about 6-10 feet away

I decided to see how far I could push my 5DMlll and EF 24-105 f/4L IS lens

This image was hand held, 1/30th sec, f/4 at iso 25,600

Let's see if we can keep this going with your low light images

[jessxwrites89]

[Restrain]

What was the settings on this one?

[jessxwrites89]

Honestly, I'm still learning my DSLR... but it was way down on the FStop on Aperture mode... it might have been 1/1000? I also had it on 55 mm with the lens.

[EinsteinsGhost]

Inside a cave (no artificial light, only thru cave opening about 50-60 ft behind me)

Sony Alpha 55 + Sigma 18-250 HSM OS (18mm, f/3.5, 1/25s, ISO 6400, Scene Brightness Value (EXIF): -4EV)

[Lamplight]

I set my Xe-1's maximum ISO to 3200. It can go a lot higher, but it starts to look pretty bad so I avoid it. Pretty much every night shot I post is at ISO 3200.

[ShinyHappyLucy]

[ShinyHappyLucy]

This was extremely low light. I almost didn't get it to take.

[ShinyHappyLucy]

Where did my pics above go? Am I the only one who can no longer see them?

[mike1003]

Originally Posted by ShinyHappyLucy

Where did my pics above go? Am I the only one who can no longer see them?

Your pics are still there