![]() ![]() ![]() DXO has an interesting noise routine that takes a long time but produces nice results. Shoot Raw and then deal with your noise in Lightroom or a program that is "noise" specific. Try shooting on a tripod so you can increase the time on your shutter and therefore reduce your iso.Īll photos have noise so you have to learn how to deal with it. You get lower noise levels when you properly expose right off. If you find yourself "lightening up" your photos in general, or shadows specifically, try "lightening up" your overall exposure in camera. Try f11 and see if you are getting the dof you want. Although I respect your need for great dof, and therefore f22, it seems a bit excessive. Try to shoot at lower iso's when possible. I think we would all like to know your workflow so we can see where you could improve on the noise, but here is a small list of things that may be useful. Tom, yes one way to reduce noise is to reduce the size of the photo as you can see from your example 2. ![]()
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