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Sidhant S. Vaidya Member Joined in December 2013 Posts: 2 |
Posted 29 August 2014 - 20:13 CET |
Hey Guys! I'm having a little trouble getting my photos past the screeners. Here are my problems-- 1.The Aircrafts are a little far from me about 670ft. So No matter how hard I try my photos always contain Noise (both color and normal ones) I use RAW format which imo is the best.I also having problems in Editing,The photo never comes the way it should(Have attached the best edited photo till date from me)Could I get any help or guidelines ? Also would be nice if you experts could share your CANON settings :D
Equip: Canon 600D (That was the only DSLR in my budget) Lens 55-250mm EF-S Settings - S/Speed - 1/400 ISO-Auto Exp-Auto Aperture-Auto Mode -- Landscape(not the dial mode)
ALSO can the attached pic get through the Screeners?
Thanks in Adv Attached photos: |
Murmeldeier Full member Joined in August 2008 Posts: 151 |
Posted 29 August 2014 - 20:38 CET |
First of all I will not use the AUTO Iso settings as you may get some unexpected reaction from the camera which (in some occasions) is setting the ISO really too high resulting in a lot of unnecessary noise.
Try to use the Tv or Av programs instead of the fully automatic mode; I would give priority to the exposure time (Tv) in this particular situation (I mean the picture you attached) and see if with 100 or 200 Iso the camera does not flash (to tell it's not sufficiently lit).
The histogram : try to have a look at it, especially on the very right side; Whites are not really white as you can notice an empty zone between 228 and 255, plenty of space to play with.
On the other hand, it seems (looking at your picture) the light conditions were not the best you could have ...
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Adrian Korth Member Joined in December 2013 Posts: 11 |
Posted 30 August 2014 - 11:12 CET |
Hey, I own a EOS 1100D and I'm always using the Av-Mode. We have a proverb in german, which says that it is recommended to use Aperture 8, if there is pure sun. Do not leave the ISO in AUTO. This could bring unexpected high ISOs and so on unwanted noise. Use a ISO of 100 if there is sun, if it gets cloudy and a bit darker, set your ISO to 200. As Murmeldeier says, always take a quick look on the histogram.
Greets Adrian
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Sidhant S. Vaidya Member Joined in December 2013 Posts: 2 |
Posted 1 September 2014 - 18:20 CET |
Thanks alot Murmeldeier and Adrian ! I have found out the mistakes I have made and Will correct it .
p.s Monsoon has arrived in the city. sole reason why there was a shortage of light i |
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