First heavy snow of the year and struggling to shoot it! Pictures are lovely they just seem exceedingly noisy/grainy? Any ideas as to why this is? I've been Googling my little heart out but still yet to find a definitive answer. I tried switching from full manual to landscape mode, this pretty much solved the the problem, but in doing so have lost a lot of the finer detail that was present in manual. Is this.something I'm just going to have to put up with?
And it's a very overcast miserable day no brilliant blue sky! This is Great Britain!
I've had a quick squizz at your pics and I suspect you've got your ISO tuned a bit high. Try getting it down to about 200- maybe 400 at the outside. Gorgeous shots BTW
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I tried snow settings and programmable, the snow being so bright and light, I was getting away with ISO 100 because it was so bright even though it was so dull.
and this night shot is only using ISO 200 - the blurriness here is the falling snow.
I also caught falling snow in some headlights here
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Took this earlier on ISO 200 :)
I actually added grain to this, originally shot at ISO 400, for 15 seconds.
and this night shot is only using ISO 200 - the blurriness here is the falling snow.
I also caught falling snow in some headlights here