Re: Anyone out there actually like "noisy" images.
grain added to B&W conversions (wasn\'t the wedding photographer but had camera, don\'t know anything about it, don\'t do it, just took a few snaps now and then when I could without moving from my spots or getting in way of the actual photographer):
a bit large with the sizes posted but I didn\'t want to downscale the grain away too much (the grain with any of these simple downscales doesn\'t look quite a natural in the original size images):
I think it is too fine to show on these at other than original scale but:
anyway for stuff like this I\'m not sure that a bit of ADDED noise in the replica grain form doesn\'t even help (although in some ways it\'s actually easier to add it in realistically if the original image is like ISO200 and noise free though )
Re: Anyone out there actually like "noisy" images.
grain added to B&W conversions (wasn\'t the wedding photographer but had camera, don\'t know anything about it, don\'t do it, just took a few snaps now and then when I could without moving from my spots or getting in way of the actual photographer):
a bit large with the sizes posted but I didn\'t want to downscale the grain away too much (the grain with any of these simple downscales doesn\'t look quite a natural in the original size images):
I think it is too fine to show on these at other than original scale but:
May 06, 2013 at 12:12 AM
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