Sony a6000 with 16-50 kit lens noise problem?

There is quite a bit you can do with these photos, but they are underexposed. I would worry about correcting them first and then worry about noise. Overall the A6000 does not display an abundance of noise nor do I see a huge amount in these images.

I spent a couple minutes on this, so more time is needed as your ideas would need to be presented. A 'do over' may be necessary to get more out of these images as underexposing makes things more difficult. But there is much that can be done to improve on these.



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thanks i appreciate it but that was just a rough example with no editing and i bracketed them for a HDR and i still get a lot of magenta noise in the grey of the clouds its kind of freaking me out i can't even use the files!

The alternating green and magenta in the dark to light transitions is posterization. It's is likely not there when you view the RAW file at full size. Can you upload the RAW file? It would be interesting to compare them.

yeah ill try its there no doubt I'm thinking about posting in th beginner forum