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Shooting in S mode; getting rid of "noise"?
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<blockquote data-quote="480sparky" data-source="post: 546047" data-attributes="member: 15805"><p>Shooting mode has nothing to do with noise. It's all about the ISO used.</p><p></p><p>As for your 3 questions:</p><p>1. Do noise reduction in post.</p><p>2. White balance means something that <em>is</em> white is <em>rendered</em> white in the final image. Not with an off-color tint or tinge. Active D-lighting is an attempt to stretch the dynamic range of the camera sensor. Picture control is a slight modification of basic camera settings such as sharpness, color balance, tint, etc.</p><p>3. But Bryon Peterson's book <em>Understanding Exposure</em>.</p><p>4. By it's unofficial definition, HDR really cannot be used for moving subjects and it requires at least two separate and distinct exposures.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="480sparky, post: 546047, member: 15805"] Shooting mode has nothing to do with noise. It's all about the ISO used. As for your 3 questions: 1. Do noise reduction in post. 2. White balance means something that [I]is[/I] white is [I]rendered[/I] white in the final image. Not with an off-color tint or tinge. Active D-lighting is an attempt to stretch the dynamic range of the camera sensor. Picture control is a slight modification of basic camera settings such as sharpness, color balance, tint, etc. 3. But Bryon Peterson's book [I]Understanding Exposure[/I]. 4. By it's unofficial definition, HDR really cannot be used for moving subjects and it requires at least two separate and distinct exposures. [/QUOTE]
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