Took some night time low light pictures of the Euro R
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Took some night time low light pictures of the Euro R
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Originally Posted by drigo
nice...did you have your camera setting on sepia mode? looks good
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Originally Posted by euroStyle
you should try adjusting with photoshop, you can get much better results.
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Originally Posted by Dan Martin
Here's my take on the last two shots:
![](https://img135.imageshack.us/img135/7533/dsc01658ahcopy0jo.jpg)
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![](https://img135.imageshack.us/img135/7533/dsc01658ahcopy0jo.jpg)
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Both enhanced photos are pretty grainy. You either sharpened too much or didn't take a high res pic.
There are some easy things you can do with color curves and histograms to improve almost all photos in about 5 minutes.
There are some easy things you can do with color curves and histograms to improve almost all photos in about 5 minutes.
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Originally Posted by NickR
Both enhanced photos are pretty grainy. You either sharpened too much or didn't take a high res pic.
There are some easy things you can do with color curves and histograms to improve almost all photos in about 5 minutes.
There are some easy things you can do with color curves and histograms to improve almost all photos in about 5 minutes.
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Originally Posted by Dan Martin
Both photos were pretty heavily underexposed so it's not surprising that they'd be grainy when level corrected. The histogram is showing a lot of detail has been clipped on the dark end. Having the original photo as opposed to a 672px wide copy would also help.
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
is i send you the original pictures would you do those two again and see how they come out.
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Dan Martin knows his stuff on Photography. Those pics are grainy though. Personally, if you can set your shutter speed to about 5 seconds on the S2 I would. Im not sure what settings the S2 has and, I dont feel like looking it up either. Use a tripod, and color balance, you can get pretty drastic colors and a crystal clear image.
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