 Lynette Anderson |
picture smoothing
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Wayne Attridge |
What did you shoot them with? And what did you print them with?
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Lynette Anderson |
a panaonic palm cam digital
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Wayne Attridge |
The resolution of your camera may not be high enough to give you a sharp crisp image when you are very close to or very far from your subject. A digital camera is something like making a picture from tiny mosaic tiles. The higher the megapixel number on your camera, the smaller the individual tiles. So if your camera is not a four or five megapixel model you may have this problem on a permanent basis. This is why we still shoot motion pictures on film. Film does not do this, as it's range is much higher because of the small size of the grains on the negative. Hope this helps. If you need further help, let me know.
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Kevin Gaywood |
I find that some grainy pics can be smoothed out a bit by editing them in a paint program. I use Photo Impact, which has a tool called Noise - Despeckle. It doesn't always work as there are different types of grainyness. But it often improves them a bit.
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