A Noisy Photo is Always Better than a Clean Dark and Blurry Photo
Henry Lam
It is always preferred to have a grainy/noisy photo as opposed to a clean blurry one.
It boggles my mind how many photographers become so hesitant about cranking up their ISO on their cameras. I understand that the best quality is obtained with a low ISO, however ISO is often necessary to be high to capture an image in a low light setting. I’ve seen people not bother taking the shot because they are required to have their ISO greater than 100. Like OMG. we live in 2023 now, and the tech on some of these sensors are AMAZING.
Albeit that you most likely won’t win any photo competitions with HIGH ISO shots, it is certainly much better than have no photograph at all.
Here are bunch of ordinary street pictures I have taken with the Canon EOS R5 camera.
Elaine being spontaneous in front of a Lululemon sign
Just cropping the image to make it fit, letting go of the set aspect ratio
Drawn to the people and probably what the girl on the left was buying
I'd admit, I thought this girl looked good for the camera so i photographed her. She had a nice smile
The lady was taking a bunch of selfies with her phone with the city in the background. (ISO 25600)
This sign is popular as you can probably guess
I wonder what this family was thinking during this natural moment
ISO 51200, the lighting of this area was horrible in all senses of the word. The only way it could be worse would be to have no light at all.
more backs of people
On top of the Cultural centre brdige
These ladies were just talking, i took this sneaky shot from the hip and holding down the AF button.
two senior members of society socialising in 2023
I accidently shot this photo in JPG only. Oh well
