C calito Active member Sep 19, 2004 #1 I've shot some footage that was turned into black and white in post. I've notice that there is a noticeable increase of noise in the picture. What should one do to avoid noise?
I've shot some footage that was turned into black and white in post. I've notice that there is a noticeable increase of noise in the picture. What should one do to avoid noise?
David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Sep 19, 2004 #2 Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu More light = less noise. Don't use gain. Add more light.
Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu More light = less noise. Don't use gain. Add more light.
j Veteran Sep 21, 2004 #3 Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu Let your blacks go black. Do not use gain up, and do not pull up the light levels in post. -J and oh yeah, use a tape stock with a tighter grain
Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu Re: What should one do to avoid noise in the pictu Let your blacks go black. Do not use gain up, and do not pull up the light levels in post. -J and oh yeah, use a tape stock with a tighter grain