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Hi,
Thank you for this article!
I think that the following part that you said:
"In most circumstances, it's the reduction in exposure that increases the noise, because it means you're capturing less light and are more likely to see how random and noisy the light itself is."
answers something that I've been wondering about and had asked about before.