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this will probably get moved, but anyway...
There was a time that ISO 800 was the limit of camera sensitivity, now the best cameras can produce usable images at 6400. Your camera is nice, but nowhere close to the top of the line. With a top base line of 3200, 800 makes you 2 stops from the end of usable range. There will be noise at 800, even more so when you have large very dark/ black areas of the images that are also out of focus. Run a noise reduction in LR or Noise ninja. |
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Agreed.
But don't let that deter you from shooting in these situations. There are good noise reduction programs out there...Lightroom and Nik come to mind but there are also free ones to get you started such as Noiseware community edition. (last item on page) Imagenomic - Imagination at Shutter Speed |
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I like the perspective of this photo ... worth saving by running noise reduction software ...
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For what it's worth, at the size you're displaying it here, I can't see any noise whatsoever. Depending on how you're going to be using it, the level of noise you're getting may not be anything to worry about.
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