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Wardy's twin
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Ladybird larva
Wardy's twin
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cats are fantastic models ... bright sunshine can be a photographers worst enemy.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Cats are great, the rabbit was behaving too
I am learning a lot but yeah sunshine and shadows have been my nemesis recently. Along with my camera having a narrow dynamic range.
Green Cross Code Man
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I love your cats, beautiful!
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Meanwhile, this morning in Preston Park. Bugger of a thing to do full justice to 
LamieRobertson
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Sunday pedal again…nice to see people out cycling, walking, fishing canoeing etc….gorgeous weather
Took some really informed advice from a few of you on here, reference the lens needed, thank you. I’ve a lot to learn yet but at least I’m getting reasonably close sports shots.
Took this last Tuesday, Selsey FC v Arundel FC, at Selsey.
Took this last Tuesday, Selsey FC v Arundel FC, at Selsey.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
I love your photos. Is the "noise" something you're happy with?
What is noise in photography?
Your guide to noise in photography, how to avoid it when shooting, and what you can do to reduce noise in post-production.
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Gabbafella
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Just to get in on the bee action.
Wardy's twin
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In my protected compost area..... I count 11
Green Cross Code Man
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I can't remember if it was asked before, but it looks like high ISO to me. The pictures are old school in effect and I like it.I love your photos. Is the "noise" something you're happy with?
What is noise in photography?
Your guide to noise in photography, how to avoid it when shooting, and what you can do to reduce noise in post-production.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I get slow worms in my garden, they love all the cover and there are still a few sunny spots. They really are wonderful creatures, but the most I have ever seen at once is two. 11 is incredible!
BadFish
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Its funny you say that because I only noticed the noise when I posted them on here??I love your photos. Is the "noise" something you're happy with?
What is noise in photography?
Your guide to noise in photography, how to avoid it when shooting, and what you can do to reduce noise in post-production.
I wonder if it is something to do with how I am exporting them from Lightroom?
Total newby question but which one is the noisiest? So I can figure out what I am doing wrong.
BadFish
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So I looked closer and they are noisy. This is the info for taking them. It was a sunny morning with lots of shadows in the garden and I was struggling with dynamic range - especially with a white rabbit.
The photos we a little underexposed to stop the whites blowing out. Is it a combination of this and cropping the photos that has caused me problems? Surely that ISO isn't too high?
Cropped
Denoised in lightroom
Original uncropped
I’d try to keep it to ISO 800 max on that camera.
No need for such a fast shutter speed on an (almost) static animal.
No need for such a fast shutter speed on an (almost) static animal.
BadFish
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Thank you, The shutter speed was fast because the bloody thing was hopping about a lot and I am not that confident with a quick change.
800 is low, going to struggle with that I think.
But yeah that makes sense for that pic a slower shutter and lower ISO.
There is a lot to learn and a lot to take into account while shit is changing
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