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Not been on this forum long so been slowly looking through all these. Some amazing photographs on the thread. Liking that last one Bobster, great colours, depth of field and sharpness.
Welcome Tyrannosaur
Cheers, David
Thanks g8ina. Just went back and had a look at some of your work. The detail you got with the dragonfly (BandedDemoiselle) is impressive and liked the infra-red technique on the landscapes you've posted lately.
Inspiring work from everyone.
g8ina (04-03-2015)
Any ideas why dark areas are extra grainy?
because you shot on film - digital users are spoilt and they don't even know it!Originally Posted by computerman
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But why are underexposed areas grainier than correctly exposed areas?
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Lets learn Kung fu:
Last edited by computerman; 24-02-2015 at 09:56 PM.
In the bright areas the light drowns out the noise (which shows as grain), in dark areas it doesn't. So you have more visible grain in darker areas.
The lion has grabbed the lettuce:
Many thanks for the info.
Its really hard to shoot amongst a crowd:
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A recent one
Nikon Df and an old (but still nice 35-70 2.8D - not often I use a zoom)
The Secret Life of Trees by Mark Littlejohn, on Flickr
g8ina (04-03-2015)
oh look who decided to pop in!! good to see you here Kush
i never really got to developing any shots from the 2009 Airshow in Bournemouth
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ive already booked my ticket to RIAT, cant wait!!!! THe D7100 wiill definitely be in my bag with the 300mm. Might try a few shots on film.oh look who decided to pop in!! good to see you here Kush
i never really got to developing any shots from the 2009 Airshow in Bournemouth
Shot on Sunday:
Dentist, and general teeth lover.
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