ISO qns

3rd February 2003

what shd one do to avoid grainy results when using a higher ISO?

imaginary_number · 3rd February 2003

There's nothing much you can do since a higher ISO means higher sensitivity, which in turn means higher amplification of noise.

One way you can get rid of the noise though, is to use Neat Image (www.neatimage.com).

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imaginary_number Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,895	There's nothing much you can do since a higher ISO means higher sensitivity, which in turn means higher amplification of noise. One way you can get rid of the noise though, is to use Neat Image (www.neatimage.com).