crazy_dragonlady
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I have a problem. I just got three rolls of film developed at Wal-Mart. (I know, I never learn) and instead of getting prints I just had them develop and scan the photos to CD. I like being able to work with them on my computer but in pretty much every photo there's a bunch of noise... and I don't know why. The film is ISO 400 and obviously each image had different settings but why are they so dang noisy?
I don't want to put them all up here in one post but I will post a few. If anyone can help me out I'd appreciate it. Hopefully these can be corrected. I'm not sure if it's me or if it was done during the developing/scanning process.
TIA for any help, and yes, it's ok to edit them and re-post! :mrgreen:
The last one isn't too bad but there's still noise.
Once I figure out how to get the noise cleared up I will be posting these in the critique forum so I can get everyone's opinion... just don't want to post them like this and I don't know how to edit them myself without making the subject of the photo too blurry.
I obviously edited them for size as well as some cropping and minor color editing too .
ttfn
CDL.
I don't want to put them all up here in one post but I will post a few. If anyone can help me out I'd appreciate it. Hopefully these can be corrected. I'm not sure if it's me or if it was done during the developing/scanning process.
TIA for any help, and yes, it's ok to edit them and re-post! :mrgreen:
The last one isn't too bad but there's still noise.
Once I figure out how to get the noise cleared up I will be posting these in the critique forum so I can get everyone's opinion... just don't want to post them like this and I don't know how to edit them myself without making the subject of the photo too blurry.
I obviously edited them for size as well as some cropping and minor color editing too .
ttfn
CDL.