Shooting at high ISO without digital noise. A dream which now becomes true.
Who is this for?
- For those who still think that the correct exposure in digital photography is the one suggested by your camera (as it was in film photography).
- For those who want to shoot at high ISO but do not want digital noise (grain).
- For those who have some images with digital noise and want to take it away without losing detail.
Fundamental notions
- Luminosity noise and Color noise
Avoiding noise when shooting
- The linear distribution of data and the Exposure To The Right (ETTR).
- How to reduce the differences between the camera display histogram and the Camera Raw histogram.
- How much to overexpose? A test for finding the right value for your own camera.
- Differences in the ETTR method when applied to studio or nature photography and when applied to reportage.
- Shadows: how to have noise-free shadow areas.
- Night photography: how to avoid noise when the ETTR method cannot be used.
Noise reduction in post-production
- Luminosity noise reduction.
- Color noise reduction.
- Advanced technique for selective noise reduction in shadow and in highlight areas.
