C carocaro New Member Feb 17, 2009 25 0 0 Mar 20, 2010 #1 Hi, any advice on how high I can set my ISO for indoor shots withuot risking pics that are very grainy? thanks
Hi, any advice on how high I can set my ISO for indoor shots withuot risking pics that are very grainy? thanks
D driveanegg Senior Member Sep 8, 2009 625 0 16 Choa Chu Kang Mar 20, 2010 #2 It depends on your personal tolerance of grain / noise ?? It also depends how large your intended output is ... the smaller the output the less noticable the grain/noise Shoot a few pictures in various ISO settings and judge for yourself !! Have fun !!!
It depends on your personal tolerance of grain / noise ?? It also depends how large your intended output is ... the smaller the output the less noticable the grain/noise Shoot a few pictures in various ISO settings and judge for yourself !! Have fun !!!
antares2063 Member Jan 12, 2006 337 2 18 Bedok Mar 20, 2010 #3 agreed...it all depends how on much noise is "acceptable" to you..for me im ok with iso 1600-2000 .. try for yourself and find out
agreed...it all depends how on much noise is "acceptable" to you..for me im ok with iso 1600-2000 .. try for yourself and find out
madmartian Senior Member May 2, 2009 20,214 12 38 Outer Space Mar 20, 2010 #4 carocaro said: Hi, any advice on how high I can set my ISO for indoor shots withuot risking pics that are very grainy? thanks Click to expand... Choose noise reduction (high ISO nr) if you are shooting @ hi ISO. Please read your manual
carocaro said: Hi, any advice on how high I can set my ISO for indoor shots withuot risking pics that are very grainy? thanks Click to expand... Choose noise reduction (high ISO nr) if you are shooting @ hi ISO. Please read your manual