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ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
Here is the wedding cake...it is really pixelated due to the fact that the conditions were unbearable to shoot in....it was extremely dark...I used 1600 - 3200 ISO....does this suffice for a good cake shot, even though it is really pixelated
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
It's not pixelated; it has digital noise. No big deal to real photographers and clients, major offense to a pixelbator who only takes pics of boxes and batteries. You can use a NR program (or even DPP) to kill the color aka chrominance noise if you want...that's what makes it seem worse than it really is, in my opinion.
Attachment 269343 Or just do a B&W conversion. Attachment 269342
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
Thanks CD! Do you like the BW or the Color rendition of the cake?
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
I don't really have a preference on cake shots.
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
I only have an old version of Photoshop 5 LE (light edition) at work but how about something like this?
Make the noise work for you. I got the idea from "Understanding Exposure" on how high ISO noise can be used for artistic effect. This was just a sepia-like conversion and then adding a light to vignette it. |
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
I feel for ya. My last wedding reception was very dark and the walls were deep rosewood. The flash made everything come out rosy red! UGH!
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
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That is oh so true...  get it printed and see if is really a problem.Personally i think the B&W looks great... the grain adds to B&W. Last edited by Yeoer : 7th of May 2008 (Wed) at 15:40. |
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
if your going wide next time i'd get the full stand in.
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
It's crooked... and about to fall onto the table... I've got my plate and fork ready... Any time now...
 : lol: I like the conversions... The last ones bring out the best (of the cake shot)... Noise Ninja is great.
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
What got my attention was the poor work on the cake, NOT the picture. (man i hope you didn't make the cake!) tcenter tear has a dent in it, the pearls on top of the bottom tear and covered, the bottom tear is whacked. So i'd say your pictures are good. The noise is much better in the pictures touched up. Id buy it if it was my wedding.
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
What is NN, DMVand ADF
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Re: ISO's 1600..can you bring back some of the pixels??
I found out that the center teat is the only real part of the cake..the top and bottom at styrophome!@!!
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