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5D2 pattern noise

 
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Sep 02, 2012 05:09 |  #1

I have been shocked to see the amount of pattern noise my 5D2 produces. I have been processing a few shots of the aerial displays at Bournemouth Air Show and its painful.

Heres a 100% crop example. Shot at ISO 200 and completely untouched other than cropping to show it here. See what I mean?

Am I being unreasonable to expect my 5D2 to produce less pattern noise than this?

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Sep 02, 2012 08:29 |  #2

Thats odd..

How under exposed what this shot? or can you post the original? (Upload it to imgur.com ) and just post a link.. Ill try to re-create the same senario..


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Sep 02, 2012 08:56 |  #3

Mike,

Thanks for your offer, heres a link to my zenfolio site:
http://rcb4344.zenfoli​o.com/p690729433/e4113​20d4 (external link)

I've reduced the full size down to 3500 x 2333 pixels but otherwise its untouched, out of camera. The pattern noise is most visible in the darker cloud under the planes in this example.

As its a different image, heres a 100% crop from this shot.

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