Re: high iso black & white
- From: "David J Taylor" <david-taylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 13:19:21 GMT
M wrote:
> I am a recent convert to digital SLR (although i have not parted with
> my EOS 30 camera yet!). I was always a fan of T-MAX 3200 - the grain
> created a great effect if used in the right situation. Is it
> possible to replicate this film grain effect using digital?
It has to be ironic, this. Perhaps 90% of the posts here are about how
one camera has a little more or less noise than another, and here's you
wanting to add considerable noise! Personally, I've never seen a small
amount of noise as a problem, but that's not the fashionable view today.
Either shoot at a high ISO and/or add a neutral density filter to your
lens. You can also use programs like Paint Shop Pro to add noise to an
image.
David
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