"Vass" <markXXX@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> my recent venture into trying night shots has resulted in the pics not
> being as clear as I would have liked
> Going from info I read, I used the largest apeture I could and tried
> several shutter delays throughout each shot.
> The only thing I did'nt change was the ISO, left on 100 was this the
> problem?
> if this was raised then the apeture would'nt have stopped down so far
> would it?
> I see these really clear shots submitted, but I'm just not getting
there.
> the subject can come later, I want to get the camera right or I'm
wasting
> my time
> help appreciated thanks
> --
> Vass
>
>
There are some very good noise reduction programs available, also
available
as plug-ins for photoshop and others.
Its not a perfect solution, but this will allow you to kick up the gain
setting (ISO) on your camera. When you increase the ISO, you also bring up
the noise floor, hence the visible noise.
I like NeatImage myself.
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