...the pic were taken with a light diffusing filter. What is causing this? The ISO is set too high, lower the ISO to 200 or set it to auto, try it you will find that the noise from photos will ...
...noise, giving you a much higher quality image. If you have exposure compensation on your camera, set it to underexpose by at least two full stops. Since the scene is so bright, it will fool a light ...
filter etc and raising the EV value 1 point up or down to get more or less lighting or depth of field. You might want to invest in a Digital photography book that helps you take creaytive pics and get
...filter cuts out someof the light from one part of the photo (the sky). This will correctly expose the ground and the sky without needing to use HDR. These filterscan be complex to setup, so I don't ...
...noise reduction was off. Ran out of ideas . . . any other fixes out there? I have had my D90 for less than thirty days, ordered it from Dell website. I suggest that you try a system reset for your ...
...ISO to it's highest setting and use the noise filter. I hope you are using a monopod or tripod, or you won't have a chance of getting any tack sharp photographs. Good luck. just use the flash init ...
...to light. Trying to match the higher sensitivity on a small sensor leads to much more digital noise. In general, if you take the exact same picture with a pro camera and a compact camera, the ...
noise like it will then the message "Turn the power off and on again" just reappears over and over. I don't want to take it to a repair shop just because I opened the camera to clean the shutters. How
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