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09/13/2008 03:01:10 PM · #1 |
I'm not talking about noise reduction, I'm talking about the noise filter, it's two separate things completely.
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09/13/2008 01:30:53 AM · #2 |
Noise reduction is really only necessary if you use extended shutter settings. (i.e. nightshots).
In fact, with it set on, I don't believe that you can take advantage of the 3.5 shots a second. |
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08/27/2008 02:58:50 PM · #3 |
Well, I just entered the world of dSLR, and it's going to take me a while to get into it, however, just a few questions for the E510 users here.
I have read a few views about the noise reduction system on the E510 and wondered what settings you use.
At the moment I have it set to Low, but one review suggests simply turning it off...
My friend pointed out today that in a few of my landscape shots I took earlier, that there simply isn't the detail you would expect from a dSLR.
What do you think? |
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