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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 386298" data-attributes="member: 31330">The most important thing I do is up the exposure compensation when shooting higher ISO. If needed I rather up the ISO even more to be able to overexpose.I check the shot only for noise that really affects the shot. If the noise doesn't do any harm, I ignore it. If I can't get a good result with the overall noise reduction, I use brushes to try and adjust it locally. I either use noise reduction or blur to brush over the parts requiring such and sharpen what is needed.[ATTACH]126919[/ATTACH]I only used LR for this. There's still noise but if I push it more, the curtain starts to fade out. I used 35 luminance noise and 65 sharpening with a mask. I also upped the saturation in the blue channel of camera calibration. I'm pretty sure with people in it, things would get very hard.Maybe someone can get more out of it in PS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 386298, member: 31330"] The most important thing I do is up the exposure compensation when shooting higher ISO. If needed I rather up the ISO even more to be able to overexpose. I check the shot only for noise that really affects the shot. If the noise doesn't do any harm, I ignore it. If I can't get a good result with the overall noise reduction, I use brushes to try and adjust it locally. I either use noise reduction or blur to brush over the parts requiring such and sharpen what is needed. [ATTACH=CONFIG]126919._xfImport[/ATTACH] I only used LR for this. There's still noise but if I push it more, the curtain starts to fade out. I used 35 luminance noise and 65 sharpening with a mask. I also upped the saturation in the blue channel of camera calibration. I'm pretty sure with people in it, things would get very hard. Maybe someone can get more out of it in PS. [/QUOTE]

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