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Re: Canon 7d noise
In reply to nancifrance,
7 months ago
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nancifrance wrote:
I downloaded all updates and firmware et. Canon told me to disable Auto lighting Optimizer and HTP. I don't use HTP but did have have the auto lighting optimizer set to standard. I do not want to use post production methods to reduce noise as it makes my details soft and I need to paint realistically. Any suggestions?
I highly recommend turning off HTP and ALO completely. Also, turn off Peripheral Illumination Correction. Your lenses all have a "look" to them and these three options will decimate that look - often leaving you with an artificial plastic look. With all of these features off the glass does more of the work.
Are you shooting RAW? I shoot RAW out of habit from the days when I had a Nikon D100 which was very soft and temperamental in JPEG mode. When I got my 20d and later the 7D I just kept shooting RAW.
What ISO are you using? Your noise should look "crystalline". It's a little hard for me to explain but here's a unique little shot I took at the zoo with my 7D and you'll see the noise doesn't detract from the photo. This was shot at ISO 1000 in a fairly dark zoo. I dropped my penlight while trying to take the shot and was unable to make an eye-highlight.

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Cheerio...
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