I downloaded your image and took a look at it. It's not that noisey. Your biggest problem is camera shake. Your image is quite blurry due to it being shot at 1/45 with a 70mm Being a crop lens it makes it act like 100mm. You need to start having some pretty good hands to shoot like that.
On top of all that, your two main subjects are moving causing motion blur. Double wammy
My main subject is actually the girl shaking the guys hand on the right side by the 007 logo!
This is one of about 200 pictures not all of which have camera shake but, will require heavy post processing.
I am looking for the best solution to the noise, lack of definition and general point and shoot look to the picture.
i agree with j.curtis but then disagree. its not so much camera shake as it is motion bllur. stationary objects appear reasonable sharp. its the people moving that is distracting. i ran it through a freeware noiseware community, doesnt look half bad.
Justin Huffman wrote:
i agree with j.curtis but then disagree. its not so much camera shake as it is motion bllur. stationary objects appear reasonable sharp. its the people moving that is distracting. i ran it through a freeware noiseware community, doesnt look half bad.
lots of artifacting on the above image, but with a raw file, that noiseware is pretty awesome. i understand if you buy a copy the custom profiles become available and it gets alot better. i dont shoot high iso often so i only use the free ware.
Soupdragon wrote:
I have not seen an e-mail, but thanks anyway.
I must point out at this time that I really struggle with internet stuff!
No problem, Noiseware Community Edition is simple to use, and easy to run, the default settings will give very good results, simply by opening an image in it, and clicking go, then saving it.
I'll put the link up again NOISEWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE its the bottom one, give it a go it is quick and easy to use.
