Lab 3: Noise Reduction

RAW-ISO3200-F/18-1/4000

JPEG-ISO3200-F/18-1/4000

JPEG-ISO1600-F/18-1/2000

RAW-ISO1600-F/18-1/2000

JPEG-ISO800-F/18-1/800

RAW-ISO800-F/18-1/800

JPEG-ISO400-F/18-1/400

RAW-ISO400-F/18-1/400

JPEG-ISO200-F/18-1/160

RAW-ISO200-F/18-1/160

JPEG-ISO100-F/18-1/100

 

RAW-ISO100-F/18-1/100.png

-The camera noise reduction is more obvious in a JPEG image compare to RAW

-The camera 's noise become a real problem when it's an ISO higher than 800. Thus, the lower the ISO, the sharper and less noise the image have.

-The best setting with no noise reduction and no loss of sharpness is to have the lowest ISO(ISO100) and a high f/stop.

-The JPEG has more contrast and the noise reduction makes the image more softer the higher the ISO. The RAW keeps the detail but it's more prone to have more noise the higher the ISO gets compare to JPEG.