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Learn to Love Your Noise

by Miserere

 

Ctein - Noise Is Your FriendSensor noise, that is.

In his latest article, Noise Is Your Friend, master photographer/geek/printer Ctein explains why a little bit of noise in your sensor is just what the doctor ordered. And the image on the right holds the key to your noisy heart.

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4 Responses to “Learn to Love Your Noise”

  1. roentarre Says:
    Monday, May 11, 2009 at 08:13

    Mis, true that a little bit of noise actually adds great sentiment to photographs

    I do not like squeaky clean images most of the time where it would appear to be bland and plasticky

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    • Miserere Says:
      Monday, May 11, 2009 at 09:35

      Well James, the point of the article goes way beyond aesthetic considerations, showing that in order for an image to be “clean”, it actually has to have a certain amount of noise. If it didn’t have noise it would look unnatural to us. How’s that for irony!? :lol:

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  2. Suecae Says:
    Monday, May 11, 2009 at 17:02

    That is indeed ironic and even a bit humorous in a nerdy kind of way.

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  3. Sune / Jonson PL Says:
    Tuesday, May 12, 2009 at 21:00

    Thanks for the heads up, about the article. Interesting for sure.

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