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After 20+ years as a card carrying photojournalist I have now ‘retired’ to live in Thailand……..after having to suffer the digital workflow pressures and timelines for this type of profession I now have the luxury of returning exclusively to shooting B+W film.
I use 2 Leica M7’s and a 28mm and 90mm F2 Summicron lenses.
The use of film and analogue cameras has brought me back to the wonderful pre digital age where photographs had to composed and thought carefully about……….Thailand offers never ending photo opportunities and is a wonderful country to live in.
Hi
I own a Nikon D3000. Can you please suggest me on how do i deal with taking non-grainy pictures at night. I mean using higher ISO, more than 400 or even 400 creates noise.
Please help me out.
Amrisha