Pushing The Limits
I've been taking night shots of moving trains for many years now but always with full frame cameras with a relatively small number of large pixels on their sensors, the ideal set-up for low light photography. How would a camera with a relatively old and relatively small sensor with a similar number of smaller pixels cope? Not very well in theory but in practice the results were better than expected, not up to full frame standards but more than acceptable.455911 and 455856 left Earley with 2C60, the 18:09 Reading - Waterloo service, on 11 December 2024.
PHOTO DATA FOR IMAGE 24-D-4426
camera : Nikon Z50ii
lens : 24-120mm f/4
focal length : 34.5 mm (51.75mm 35mm eq)
shutter : 1/400 sec
aperture : f/5.6
ISO : 51200 ISO
original : Digital: 20MP NEF
camera on pole : No
SUBJECT DATA
Loco / Unit : 455.911, 455.856
Train : 2C60, 18:09 Reading - London Waterloo passenger
Location : Earley
Line : 148 Reading - Redhill
Country : United Kingdom
Date & Time : 11/12/2024 18:16




















