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how high an ISO can you set and still get mnimal noise_with 3300
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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 550789" data-attributes="member: 14443"><p>What blacktop said is good advice. having a bit of noise on the subject focus area is not so bad as it also gives acuity and the look of sharpness. you can also then later on use a blur tool in PS later and just <em>slightly </em>brush away areas where the grain showed up which are not in focus. tact is always adviced. people go way overboard when editing imges with different filters. especially faces with face having no texture and looking like a porcelain doll. </p><p></p><p>but theres a limit on how grainy the image can be and how much it can be enhanced after. good lens, subject lighting and exposure is key. oh and dont expect to shoot at the extremes and be able to edit it to perfection. meaning. dont shoot an 85 1.8 at 1.8 and shoot at 6400 iso and then expect to get it to even acceptable levels. at 1.8 the lens is not at its sharpest and grain is the highest. you need a good image to start with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 550789, member: 14443"] What blacktop said is good advice. having a bit of noise on the subject focus area is not so bad as it also gives acuity and the look of sharpness. you can also then later on use a blur tool in PS later and just [I]slightly [/I]brush away areas where the grain showed up which are not in focus. tact is always adviced. people go way overboard when editing imges with different filters. especially faces with face having no texture and looking like a porcelain doll. but theres a limit on how grainy the image can be and how much it can be enhanced after. good lens, subject lighting and exposure is key. oh and dont expect to shoot at the extremes and be able to edit it to perfection. meaning. dont shoot an 85 1.8 at 1.8 and shoot at 6400 iso and then expect to get it to even acceptable levels. at 1.8 the lens is not at its sharpest and grain is the highest. you need a good image to start with. [/QUOTE]
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