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Huge boost in noise going from CR to PS?

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Jul 04, 2016 18:19 |  #1

I have some photos i took at the end of a gig. Terribly underexposed is an understatement lol

When i take them into camera raw in can get it to this ..

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acceptable lol. I think i could do even more to enhance it via PS&CEfex. So i click ok to take it into PS it looks like this!! ..
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Terrible exposures aside. Whats going on?
Not great pics ofc. I dont know what happened. Was using pop up flash. But its some pic i think a girl from the band would have liked. So its moments here rather than good quality pics i want to save if you get me.
That, and i just want to understand whats happening lol ?!?



  
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Jul 04, 2016 18:28 |  #2

Make sure you only ever judge noise at 100% view. Have you compared the noise at 100% in both programs?

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Jul 04, 2016 19:58 |  #3

Doh. Yeah youre right man lol. :oops:

ffs... Move on folks... nothing to see here... :lol:




  
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