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I guess it could be Fujifilm Minilab performing a sort of chroma noise reduction, considering that the print is so devoid of colour compared to the original photo, yet it does not explain why more noise is present.

I've recently made a few prints at my neighbourhood Fujifilm Minilab and have noticed that in a few of the prints, noise appears to have increased in the prints! This occurred only for the photos which were taken indoors under artificial, dim, yellow, lighting. Viewing the prints from far...

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I've taken the photo at f22, and this looks quite worrying! It is a crop from the bottom left corner of the image. Is this fungus growth?

Thanks for the help. I've not cleaned the sensor myself, neither have I sent it for cleaning before. But sensor cleaning will definitely help right?

By the way, the crops are not actual size anymore since the original file is 1280 pixels wide and clubsnap automatically resized it to 1000pixels wide.

Hi, I've been looking at my photos, and noticed that there are streaks at the bottom left corner. These streaks appear to be the same size regardless of focal length. It is not a lens issue as I have switched the lenses to test out. Can anybody confirm if these are streaks of dust? Because...

Thank you all for your responses, it seems like the answer would be PnS cameras employing electronic shutters.

Hi, I've noticed that it is possible to use forced flash on compact cameras in bright daylight, even at very high shutter speeds. How is this possible on a compact camera when even DSLRs commonly top out at 1/250s?

I'm curious, what does viewfinder magnification actually mean? The D3 has a viewfinder magnification of 0.7X, but the E-3 has a viewfinder magnification of 1.1X. So which is better?

In terms of absolute aperture diameter, does an f5.6 20mm have the same aperture diameter as an f5.6 300mm? Otherwise, why does an f5.6 300mm have more background blur than an f5.6 20mm? Or is the amount of blur the same just that it appears less DISTRACTING due to the narrower field of...

only human can be so evil...

For cameras like the S8000fd with a small sensor, it is rather difficult to achieve bokeh. You can try to zoom all the way and then use the largest aperture possible/smallest f-stop number. The effect will be more pronounced the nearer your subject is, but make sure that you are still far enough...

http://digiarena.zive.cz/default.aspx?section=21&server=1&article=5199 Found this website that has zoom and ISO series as well as miscellaneous samples. I was looking at this image in particular http://digiarena.zive.cz/UploadedFiles/905040150.JPG and found the highlight rolloff to be...

Yup, I've tried it before but realised it didn't work so I googled on it to find out more only to realise that Microsoft has an error with this option, enabling or disabling the option doesn't actually work and another more complicated process of editing the registry is needed. But I also...

Do you guys have the problem of Internet Explorer compressing the out-of-focus/bokeh areas such that the colour gradient is reduced and shows up as very unpleasant dithering? Upon refreshing of the image, it will load the original uncompressed one. However is there a way to remove this setting...

OK, I'm sorry for bringing this old topic up again, but I googled about image stabilization on tripods, and it seems true that image stablization CAN make photos blur when on tripods! The link is at http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/image-stabilization-on-tripods/ if you guys are...

Pardon my ignorance, europe got war meh?

Comparing Fuji to Kodak though, Wilhelm Imaging Research has shown that that fuji prints can last 40 years while kodak prints last only 17. Ink permanence is a point you might want to consider...

The photos are grainy most likely due to the dim lighting conditions. The grain(noise) is due to the increased ISO setting of the camera to compensate for the dim lighting conditions so that you can get a sharper(but more noisy) shot in that kind of lighting. What I would suggest is to turn...