new2me Suspended / Banned Messages 6,925 Edit My Images Yes 10 Nov 2011 #1 I only just discovered that there are different settings for NR in my D200. Is there any simple advice on using this - birdies in poor light and small gigs espescially?
I only just discovered that there are different settings for NR in my D200. Is there any simple advice on using this - birdies in poor light and small gigs espescially?
scottthehat Messages 6,290 Name scott Edit My Images Yes 10 Nov 2011 #2 do you shot raw or jpeg. if raw it has no affect if jpeg i have it turned off.
OP new2me Suspended / Banned Messages 6,925 Edit My Images Yes 10 Nov 2011 #3 cheers scott. i do shoot raw and was desparately hoping it might help with my NR. I guess i'll just have to put more time into learning about Lightroom
cheers scott. i do shoot raw and was desparately hoping it might help with my NR. I guess i'll just have to put more time into learning about Lightroom
scottthehat Messages 6,290 Name scott Edit My Images Yes 10 Nov 2011 #4 in camera nr seemstotake alot of detailaway.learn how to use lr nr and selective noise reduction.
TCR4x4 Wishes he had a couple more Inches Messages 8,852 Name Tom Edit My Images Yes 10 Nov 2011 #5 The D200 NR is woefull. Use either lightroom or I found Imagenomic noiseware in Photoshop very good on D200 files. These are ISO 1600 from a D200 and cleaned with Noiseware. Not a small gig admittdly, but a gig all the same. _DSC7326 by TCR4x4, on Flickr _DSC7350 by TCR4x4, on Flickr Therion in Paris 2007. by TCR4x4, on Flickr
The D200 NR is woefull. Use either lightroom or I found Imagenomic noiseware in Photoshop very good on D200 files. These are ISO 1600 from a D200 and cleaned with Noiseware. Not a small gig admittdly, but a gig all the same. _DSC7326 by TCR4x4, on Flickr _DSC7350 by TCR4x4, on Flickr Therion in Paris 2007. by TCR4x4, on Flickr