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All the pictures are coming out distorted , I changed the ISO setting , modes, anything I could think of and all the pictures are coming out distorted. I'm guessing its broken :(
http://i1.tinypic.com/6hemkir.jpg
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, Someone help me.
What's distorted about that pic?
Well something funny happened , on my screen it looks all messed up , like shiny ugly and a lot of distortion . On my laptop it doesn't . ITs the freaking Vista drivers thats for sure because I ran XP on my desktop and it looks perfect . Sheesh !!
Looks fine for me under vista with x1800 GTO, do you have an nvidia card?
yes I do , why do you ask ? I noticed on my GF's laptop this looks much better. I have a 7600gt btw on a 20inch LP2065 . I was thinking of swapping over to a GTS or GTX but I'm leaning towards a ATI Card the 2900 to be specific .Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head
there is quite a bit of noise for me... what is the iso setting? besides that it doesn't look all that bad.
:D Looks fine to me as well?????
powershot g7. as it stands with p&s cameras, these companies are shoving massive amounts of pixels into the sensor, causing a decay in image quality and bringing up the noise values, even in low iso settings. it's a shame, how marketing is taking precedence over what's best.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheSamurai
oh, the image looks fine.
Update: it was those damn Nvidia drivers messing up my picutre. Now it looks okay .
I took both of these with my camera :P
http://i24.tinypic.com/2myb7g0.jpg
http://i22.tinypic.com/5cddar.jpg
wow, those are very nice and clear... but try something with much darker spots in the picture like the original. that way you can test the noise levels. not sure if i posted this before, but i use noise ninja for cs2 and it's a great program. just takes some playing around with to find the sweet spot.
You won't find a lot of noise in macro shots.
It will show up more with a lot of zoom, at least in my experience.
Upping the ISO creates more noise, every time. Lower ISO the better, but the side effect is slower shutters and more chance for blur.
good to know , thank you very muchQuote:
Originally Posted by SparkyJJO