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Thanks
i knew you could do that but wasnt sure which was the best way to present them 
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IMHO, they all look very noisy and under exposed, what lighting did you use as some of the shadows are very harsh, I think you will do better if you took a look at your composition, decided upon which lighting to go with and the re-shot them. If you can provide details of your equipment i can help you further regarding which settings to use
I do like to use harsh lighting and these were just experimenting , i didnt use any setting on my camera just a standard shot these were all edited after on my laptop. I might have the original shots somewhere Will upload if i can find them
Also can i ask what IMHO stands for ?
Will upload if i can find themAlso can i ask what IMHO stands for ?
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imho stands for in my honest opinon
I like the first and the last one best. Although they do have quite a bit of noise in. Was that intentional?
The rest I am sorry to say remind me of the kind of photos you see teenage girls use on their facebook profiles that have been edited with photoshop mobile or similar.
The rest I am sorry to say remind me of the kind of photos you see teenage girls use on their facebook profiles that have been edited with photoshop mobile or similar.
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Exactly what I was thinking too, sorry!
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noise is like all the grain that you can see. It's created by the sensor not getting enough light and boosting the signal as a result
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I was going to attempt to try and fix up some of these for you, but you have your edit box crossed.
If you look at the top image you will see your skin and background looks very pixelated and not very smooth IE Noisy Sure there must be someone else on here that can explain noise better than me
If you look at the top image you will see your skin and background looks very pixelated and not very smooth IE Noisy Sure there must be someone else on here that can explain noise better than me
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Cheers i may have a look at that myself, i dont generally get much noise issues as my sensor handles low light pretty well but on the odd occasion do get a bit of noise
I was going to attempt to try and fix up some of these for you, but you have your edit box crossed.
If you look at the top image you will see your skin and background looks very pixelated and not very smooth IE Noisy Sure there must be someone else on here that can explain noise better than me
I heard about people taken photos from others so I put that on just incase Im going to try edit some of these now and see what you all think
Cheers i may have a look at that myself, i dont generally get much noise issues as my sensor handles low light pretty well but on the odd occasion do get a bit of noise
I downloaded it because I made the mistake in one shoot of having my ISO up too high. (I am still learning all the time.) Couldn't see the noise on the LCD screen and thought they came out fine. Wasn't until I got home I saw all the noise and thought they were beyond repair. I could've cried.
Anyway I found this program and it really is a miracle worker. It saved all those photos and now I wouldn't be without it.
(OMG I sound like one of those adverts don't I?)
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I downloaded it because I made the mistake in one shoot of having my ISO up too high. (I am still learning all the time.) Couldn't see the noise on the LCD screen and thought they came out fine. Wasn't until I got home I saw all the noise and thought they were beyond repair. I could've cried.
Anyway I found this program and it really is a miracle worker. It saved all those photos and now I wouldn't be without it.
(OMG I sound like one of those adverts don't I?)
Haha, you will find that most photos look ok on a 2inch screen
, which camera do you use, practice taking shots with different iso settings and you will find out the thresholds of the camera, but I always try and shoot using the lowest value i can get away with
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I heard about people taken photos from others so I put that on just incase Im going to try edit some of these now and see what you all think
You will find that 99% on here will not steal any of your photos and ask before the do anything with them, but i do understand your concerns
I downloaded it because I made the mistake in one shoot of having my ISO up too high. (I am still learning all the time.) Couldn't see the noise on the LCD screen and thought they came out fine. Wasn't until I got home I saw all the noise and thought they were beyond repair. I could've cried.
Anyway I found this program and it really is a miracle worker. It saved all those photos and now I wouldn't be without it.
(OMG I sound like one of those adverts don't I?)
ahaha yes
but some very helpful advice thanks Haha, you will find that most photos look ok on a 2inch screen
I got a Canon 350D. I have learnt a very valueable lesson from that shoot now believe me. Now my laptop comes to every shoot with me and I check the photos before I leave.
Yes thats what I have come to realise now. I don't use 1600 any more. I have learnt to use the shutter speed verses the ISO for more options.
I have changed The first pic
what do you guys think?
Yes that is better. Still not perfect but a big change from before. Did you use that program?
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That would be my reccomendation too, I very rarely go above 400, have not really any need to, This was taken in almost total darkness and only used iso 400
Lighting up the stars! by The-dodo, on Flickr
Lighting up the stars! by The-dodo, on Flickr
That would be my reccomendation too, I very rarely go above 400, have not really any need to, This was taken in almost total darkness and only used iso 400
Lighting up the stars! by The-dodo, on Flickr
That looks amazing
not sure about that
Yes i did
Fab isn't it? LOL
That would be my reccomendation too, I very rarely go above 400, have not really any need to, This was taken in almost total darkness and only used iso 400
Lighting up the stars! by The-dodo, on Flickr
That is my next project. Light Trails!! I have seen some amazing ones on here. What lens and shutter speed did you use?
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think i need to use it some more to get to grips with it
but i think it will do wonders to my photos
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This was done using some LED Lights i had made from an old disco setup then ISO 400, F5.6 and 294 30sec exposures stacked ontop of each other