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but it does help
Like it a lot. What iso did you use. Perhaps a bit noisy.
yes I was very pleased with #1. As I said it was a pretty dull day so I was forced to use fairly high ISOs to get a workable shutter speed. I think it was about 560. In retrospect I would have been better off without the 2x converter since getting close to the critters generally wasn't a problem, but once I was inside I was unwilling to change lenses because of the very humid atmosphere.
The noise seems to show up more in these web sized versions than in the full size. I always find post processing noise reduction is a difficult ballance between killing the noise and making the image look "plastic". As you can see I haven't mastered it yet!
but it does help
I always find post processing noise reduction is a difficult ballance between killing the noise and making the image look "plastic". As you can see I haven't mastered it yet!
That is my big problem as well. When I upload on other photo sites - that is the usual comment - the noise issue.
I asked Clarky a few days ago - seems that he kills a lot of noise in silkypix. I might need to look at it again then
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17 years
Wiltshire,
England
I'm sorry, I don't know these guys names. They were taken at ~ F8 and 1/20th, hand held with SR on.
but it does help