--LammahKillah said:To see the noise and agree with some workaround is completelyMcErono said:
different thing, than saying "there is no noise" or "you should by
canon"
On the other hand, dslr should have much less noise comparing to
compacs at least comparing a sensor size. There is no big point in
argumenting like "so I just workaround that prob... " in case of
noisy pictures. On dlsr should not be such problem at all (more or
less) comparing with compacts.
I think, that all realise the other aspects which dslr can provide,
but we discussing on some noise there.
D70 is very adequate at iso800-1600. But some strange things on
iso200are present.
Maybe somebody could make a few pictures of tree on sky with all
sharpness settings to compare? Maybe with sharpness set to low
noise would be less agressive?
To see the noise and agree with some workaround is completely different thing, than saying "there is no noise" or "you should by canon"
--Daniel.
--To see the noise and agree with some workaround is completely
different thing, than saying "there is no noise" or "you should by
canon"
On the other hand, dslr should have much less noise comparing to
compacs at least comparing a sensor size. There is no big point in
argumenting like "so I just workaround that prob... " in case of
noisy pictures. On dlsr should not be such problem at all (more or
less) comparing with compacts.
I think, that all realise the other aspects which dslr can provide,
but we discussing on some noise there.
D70 is very adequate at iso800-1600. But some strange things on
iso200are present.
Maybe somebody could make a few pictures of tree on sky with all
sharpness settings to compare? Maybe with sharpness set to low
noise would be less agressive?
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
Daniel.
--I noticed that sharpening before saving as jpeg made a larger file
(obviously easier for jpeg compression to work on blurry areas). So
to give a contrast, I've saved a crop after the following process
NEF
Medium Sharpening in PictureProject
Export to JPEG (highest quality)
Opened in NoiseNinja, noise removed (made a profile on the spot
from the image)
Saved as JPEG 95%
Opened in photoshop and cropped
Saved as JPEG 10
--
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
Thanks a lot. I wish to understand where is the problem. Or it hardly depends on camera settings, or some other things ...
--Daniel.
--applied DEE in Capture 4, high pass filter, 2 cycles of Neat Image...
This picture doesn't need any sharpening IMHO. Nice, crisp, cleanOk, I turned the Camera sharpening to the lowest (Normal) and shot
a NEF (dont think the sharpening even effects it). Then exported
straight to JPEG with no sharpening applied, didn't even rotate it.
The original is available on my pbase, its over 6meg jpg though, so
wont be uploading too many more whoppers
Anyone got the full version of Noise Ninja to do a sharpened
version after noise removal ?
image. It really puts my mind at ease re. preorder. Thanks for all
your efforts.
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
--Hi,
I posted this in the clubsnap forum, but thought some people here
might like to see;
Note that the last two were shot in "medium" by accident.
--
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
--Paul
--Hi,
I posted this in the clubsnap forum, but thought some people here
might like to see;
Note that the last two were shot in "medium" by accident.
--
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
--Daniel.
--applied DEE in Capture 4, high pass filter, 2 cycles of Neat Image...
This picture doesn't need any sharpening IMHO. Nice, crisp, cleanOk, I turned the Camera sharpening to the lowest (Normal) and shot
a NEF (dont think the sharpening even effects it). Then exported
straight to JPEG with no sharpening applied, didn't even rotate it.
The original is available on my pbase, its over 6meg jpg though, so
wont be uploading too many more whoppers
Anyone got the full version of Noise Ninja to do a sharpened
version after noise removal ?
image. It really puts my mind at ease re. preorder. Thanks for all
your efforts.
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
Craig H. north jersey
http://www.pbase.com/craigh
Ok, I turned the Camera sharpening to the lowest (Normal) and shot
a NEF (dont think the sharpening even effects it). Then exported
straight to JPEG with no sharpening applied, didn't even rotate it.
The original is available on my pbase, its over 6meg jpg though, so
wont be uploading too many more whoppers
Anyone got the full version of Noise Ninja to do a sharpened
version after noise removal ?
Daniel.
I'm totally with you, CraigH.
You do have a housing for the D70 don't you? LOLDaniel.
--Paul
--Hi,
I posted this in the clubsnap forum, but thought some people here
might like to see;
Note that the last two were shot in "medium" by accident.
--
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
http://www.pbase.com/snaggs
This is a shot I took the night I got it, the bus came by, and I
just mashed the shutter... 3 fps is usefull, and ISO 1600 makes
night come to light.... the photo looks brighter than it was with
my eyes, it was night time!
One thing with this photo, I accidently ran 2 lots of sharpening on
it in PictureProject, but then I'm learning. Personally, I love the
noise characteristics of this camera.
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Dont use comp air. I had a spec on my D70 also (first digi SLR) and used the standard blow brush BUT with the BRUSH TAKEN OFF no contact, just turn the camera upside down and a couple of quick puffs and all is well.
