I was invited to attend our new Governor’s State of the State address last night at the Nevada Legislature. A few images from last night.
To test out the 10-second timer I shot a self-portrait by my office window.
ISO 6400 / f/2 / 1/500s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
JPEG – SOOC
Film simulation: PROVIA STD
ISO 6400 / f/2 / 1/500s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
JPEG – SOOC
Film simulation: PROVIA STD
Morning frost.
ISO 800 / f/4 / 1/250s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
RAW
Film simulation: Provia – STD; processed in Lightroom
Test by very low light and high ISO.
ISO 12800 / f/2 / 1/250s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
JPEG – SOOC
Film simulation: ACROS-STD
Fern by window light.
ISO 800 / f/2 / 1/250s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
JPEG – SOOC
Film simulation: PROVIA STD
Before the employee meeting.
ISO 6400 / f/2 / 1/125s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
JPEG – SOOC
Film simulation: PROVIA STD
More color film simulation comparisons. Yes, the differences are subtle. The Astia/Soft is just that… a bit soft and will be wonderful for portrait work. Classic Chrome washes a tad bit of the color away which I think will be great for street photography. Velvia/Vivid is definitely meant for landscape, or images where colors popping is needed. There is also Provia which has a bit more color pop and Pro Neg Std and Pro Neg Hi. Image below processed in Lightroom only to create jpgs of all the color film simulations.
ISO 160 / f/2 / 1/1000s
23.0 mm (35.4 mm in 35mm)
RAW
Astia/Soft
Classic Chrome
Pro Neg Hi
Pro Neg Std
Provia Std
Velvia/Vivid
Carissa Snedeker Photography 