T tao Senior Member Oct 8, 2005 #41 but cannot really see noise after one downsample the image lah... anyway, for posting on the web, noise at high ISO is generally a non-issue.
but cannot really see noise after one downsample the image lah... anyway, for posting on the web, noise at high ISO is generally a non-issue.
C coolman Member Oct 8, 2005 #42 can someone advise what technique of pre process is used to reduce the noise?
S stupidlammer New Member Oct 8, 2005 #43 coolman said: can someone advise what technique of pre process is used to reduce the noise? Click to expand... Purchase neat image or noise ninja, these photoshop plugins or as standalones will reduce almost all the noise. OR capture images in RAW and use photoshop ACR3.2 to reduce noise. Noise ninja and neat image works better thou.
coolman said: can someone advise what technique of pre process is used to reduce the noise? Click to expand... Purchase neat image or noise ninja, these photoshop plugins or as standalones will reduce almost all the noise. OR capture images in RAW and use photoshop ACR3.2 to reduce noise. Noise ninja and neat image works better thou.
S stupidlammer New Member Oct 8, 2005 #44 Ive only seen the silver piece in hand, owners of LX1 BLACK, is the body made of metal? what material? aluminum? magnesium perhaps?
Ive only seen the silver piece in hand, owners of LX1 BLACK, is the body made of metal? what material? aluminum? magnesium perhaps?
B bent New Member Oct 14, 2005 #45 what about noise at iso 100? some at dpreview complained about that too..
