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I took this photo of my kids some time ago in the shower of a pool. The pool is on a rooftop, so the light from all sides was just perfect. I would like some feedback on the composition, and on the "noise". You see in the EXIF data that is was taken with ISO 800, so I guess there is some noise, but somehow I fail to understand or see it. Kind guidance much appreciated.
Camera: NIKON D40 ISO: 800 Exposure: 1/125 sec Aperture: 5.3 Focal Length: 46mm Flash Used: No |
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if there is noise - you'll see it.
I've checked out the larger version and still can't see any noise. I like this photo and expressions - brings out the fun they had
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Noise occurs from not only high ISO settings, but also will be more prevalent in underexposed dark areas...without being able to enlarge to 100% it's hard to say if there's any signs of noise. It certainly looks good, and BTW, a cute grab shot
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Thanks everyone, each response was really helpful !! I also learned a new term (for me) "grab shot". Here another grab shot in the same location, and yes, I was definitely lucky to have my camera with me on that day.
ISO: 1600 Exposure: 1/125 sec Aperture: 5.6 Focal Length: 28mm Flash Used: No |
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