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<blockquote data-quote="Dimitar" data-source="post: 375265" data-attributes="member: 28042">[ATTACH]122260[/ATTACH][ATTACH]122261[/ATTACH]First image : Exposure time 1/2 secs , ISO 3200, exposure +1.3 ,Second image : exposure time&nbsp; 1/2 secs , ISO 6400 , exposure +1.3 Okay, surprisingly as you can see the noise on the images isn't really visible which I am surprised really, but however it is blurry due to slow shutter speed , am I right ? I try and manually put the shutter speed higher but once I do that, images come out very, very dark, sometimes even black.&nbsp; [ATTACH]122268[/ATTACH][ATTACH]122269[/ATTACH]Now about the grainFirst image : exposure time - 1/20 sec , iso 2000 , exposure +0.3 Second image: expusure time - 1/15 sec , iso 1250 , exposure +0.3 Is the grain normal for inside conditions&nbsp; As you can probably see, the first image at 2000 iso is way better than the second one shot at 1250 iso.&nbsp; I think the first one is not bad and its usable compared to the second one, however I will go out and take some night shots in the weekend and show you guys how it performs outside, darker places / streets and so on. I really had no time this week. I always put the exposure up (+) at night thinking it'll somehow help the image to get lighter, however it doesnt always work fine . Is there really a use of doing so or no need ? Also I transfered these files from raw to jpeg using lightroom, no edit or anything</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dimitar, post: 375265, member: 28042"] [ATTACH=CONFIG]122260._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]122261._xfImport[/ATTACH] First image : Exposure time 1/2 secs , ISO 3200, exposure +1.3 , Second image : exposure time 1/2 secs , ISO 6400 , exposure +1.3 Okay, surprisingly as you can see the noise on the images isn't really visible which I am surprised really, but however it is blurry due to slow shutter speed , am I right ? I try and manually put the shutter speed higher but once I do that, images come out very, very dark, sometimes even black. [ATTACH=CONFIG]122268._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]122269._xfImport[/ATTACH] Now about the grain First image : exposure time - 1/20 sec , iso 2000 , exposure +0.3 Second image: expusure time - 1/15 sec , iso 1250 , exposure +0.3 Is the grain normal for inside conditions As you can probably see, the first image at 2000 iso is way better than the second one shot at 1250 iso. I think the first one is not bad and its usable compared to the second one, however I will go out and take some night shots in the weekend and show you guys how it performs outside, darker places / streets and so on. I really had no time this week. I always put the exposure up (+) at night thinking it'll somehow help the image to get lighter, however it doesnt always work fine . Is there really a use of doing so or no need ? Also I transfered these files from raw to jpeg using lightroom, no edit or anything [/QUOTE]

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