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03/07/2007 02:49:48 PM · #51 |
Originally posted by Wade:
I'm still not understanding how noise or grain adds to the impact of a photo. Somebody who knows, please explain this.If its something that you just have to "know"....thats cool too. |
This is probably the best example I have. Shot ISO3200
The grain is what makes it work for me.
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03/07/2007 03:42:41 PM · #52 |
Originally posted by RainMotorsports:
Got a Stupid Question.
Add noise tends to be color, maybe it has a monochrome option i forget and cant check at the moment. |
There's a Monochromatic check box so you can have it in color or B&W. |
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03/07/2007 04:11:07 PM · #53 |
Not everyone's cup of tea I know but this is the first challenge in a looonnnnggg time that I am looking forward to!
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03/07/2007 04:39:10 PM · #54 |
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03/07/2007 04:44:22 PM · #55 |
Originally posted by Greetmir:
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They said noise and grain, nothing about ugly as well!! |
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03/07/2007 04:55:22 PM · #56 |
ROFL! ... the pot calling the kettle black?
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03/07/2007 04:56:16 PM · #57 |
Originally posted by Greetmir:
ROFL! ... the pot calling the kettle black?
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Okay, okay...score 1 : 1 |
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03/07/2007 04:56:24 PM · #58 |
I think it may be time for me to go out to my abandoned houses
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03/07/2007 05:04:58 PM · #59 |
| Yo Bearmusic, gonna get me a bear and dress him and have him in front of my Entrance pic (cameraphonic), have him dance, play the violin and if he's not against the grain reward him with whiskey. (Either a blue or a brown, none of this 4 or 5 wishy washy). |
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03/07/2007 05:32:37 PM · #60 |
Originally posted by tnun:
Yo Bearmusic, gonna get me a bear and dress him and have him in front of my Entrance pic (cameraphonic), have him dance, play the violin and if he's not against the grain reward him with whiskey. (Either a blue or a brown, none of this 4 or 5 wishy washy). |
Knob Creek will suit him nicely....
R.
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03/07/2007 05:35:33 PM · #61 |
Just a note to those who may be seeking serious input: if you want "grain" in-camera, shoot at the highest possible ISO and the lowest possible jpg quality. ISO 3200 + jpg small, on the Canon 20D. The more you have to reduce image size to reach 640, the less will be the effect of the image "grain". Plus, of course, you can always crop the snot out of it, and exacerbate the effect.
R.
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03/07/2007 11:24:21 PM · #62 |
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03/08/2007 01:32:22 AM · #63 |
Grainy enough at this resolution?
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03/08/2007 01:34:10 AM · #64 |
Originally posted by ericwoo:
Grainy enough at this resolution? |
Not really. |
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03/08/2007 01:35:26 AM · #65 |
Originally posted by ericwoo:
Grainy enough at this resolution? |
Agreed, not realy
Message edited by author 2007-03-08 01:35:44. |
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03/08/2007 01:41:56 AM · #66 |
I am in ... now to get the sand and vaseline off my lens ... *sigh*
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03/08/2007 02:14:08 AM · #67 |
| getting grain/noise is not a problem with my sony a100 :) |
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03/08/2007 02:18:18 AM · #68 |
Now that I have learned so much here (I know hard to tell in my scores), I wish I could go back and re-do this image:
I think if it had been sharper and less grain it would have done better...live and learn. |
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03/08/2007 02:53:59 AM · #69 |
Originally posted by eyewave:
Finally, a chance to shoot in ISO 1600!
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I imagine that one could always underexpose, too, and bring up the exposure on the computer, to really help the grain shine through.
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03/08/2007 03:31:58 AM · #70 |
Originally posted by Greetmir:
I am in ... now to get the sand and vaseline off my lens ... *sigh* |
Sounds like you had an interesting day... shooting for Cross Dressing? :p |
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03/08/2007 03:57:27 AM · #71 |
Originally posted by Gordon:
Originally posted by Wade:
I'm still not understanding how noise or grain adds to the impact of a photo. Somebody who knows, please explain this.If its something that you just have to "know"....thats cool too. |
This is probably the best example I have. Shot ISO3200
The grain is what makes it work for me.
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I like this example. Unfortunately it would have little chance competing with the more forced and contrived noisy images if the last challenge is any indicator.
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03/08/2007 04:20:24 AM · #72 |
Originally posted by Mr_Pants:
Originally posted by eyewave:
Finally, a chance to shoot in ISO 1600!
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I imagine that one could always underexpose, too, and bring up the exposure on the computer, to really help the grain shine through. |
oh yeah.. I shot very underexposed and got the grain getting the light back .. It's so much fun shooting in the worst way possible..
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03/08/2007 04:21:39 AM · #73 |
Originally posted by chimericvisions:
Originally posted by Greetmir:
I am in ... now to get the sand and vaseline off my lens ... *sigh* |
Sounds like you had an interesting day... shooting for Cross Dressing? :p |
My thoughts exactly! :D |
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03/08/2007 04:25:47 AM · #74 |
good news - noise comes free with my camera
bad news - i cant turn the damned NR off!
$#@&#%$ !!! |
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03/08/2007 09:59:22 AM · #75 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Give us time to talk about it, OK? |
Any consensus? |
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