Thread: Any idea why there is so much noise?
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Old 01-12-2009, 02:11 AM #6  
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Originally Posted by Redridge View Post
I dont think that is noise... it is diffraction by using to low of an aperture...

A little geeky but gets the point out....
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tut...hotography.htm
Great info, thanks.

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Originally Posted by Rockfreak300 View Post
I think using F22 is massive overkill.

You'd be surprised at how dirty your sensor can be even if you think it looks clean to the eye.

I wish your EXIF data was still attached. I'd check it out to see if anything looks fishy.
well I usually try and keep the speed down to about a 60th for rolling shots so it has to be a pretty small aperture. Not sure why that was at a 125th or whatever though. Dirty sensors dont really bug me because I like photoshop haha.
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