Here's a counter-point... With high-speed film, I always found the change in colour much more objectionable than increased grain, but the grain was annoying too... Now with the Nikon D70 (which is the only DSLR I've used outside the studio), I don't mind the grain at all. It is quite monochromatic, and quite pleasing to the eye. With my little Canon A60, the high-ISO images were very speckled with RGB noise, and so very ugly to the eye (like a TV with interference), but the D70 is just noise. Deen At 2004-05-24, 05:11:08 Deen Hameed wrote: >At 09:42 AM 5/23/2004 -0400, you wrote: >>How does the digital noise at high ISOs compare with the grain in fast >>slide or print film? >> >>Anybody got experience with this? >>-- >>Emily L. Ferguson > >Emily - > >It's very different. I like grain in fast film but I don't like the >digital noise that you get with high ISO's. What you can do is remove the >noise using Neat Image or Noise Ninja and then replace it with film grain >from a program like PhotoKit. > >Tina > > >Tina Manley, ASMP >www.tinamanley.com >
