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w00tgasm · 06-24-2008, 02:04 AM

The grain is caused by the camera using high ISO...
Basically for the camera to calculate the exposure, the light bounces off the subject and into the lens.

Because the camera is exposing for the cat, there is not enough light, which is why the patio door is washed out and there is a lot of grain introduced. Try using the Av mode more. The lower the number, the larger the iris, thus more light gets in, and the larger the number, the less light gets in. Just play around with that for the time being and note how it affects your shot.

Hope that helps.

Here's my contribution. I fucked up on the unmasking and edges, but I got lazy =)

06-24-2008, 02:04 AM	#5352
w00tgasm Need to Seek Professional Help Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Vancouver Posts: 1,038 Thanked 166 Times in 40 Posts Failed 21 Times in 7 Posts	The grain is caused by the camera using high ISO... Basically for the camera to calculate the exposure, the light bounces off the subject and into the lens. Because the camera is exposing for the cat, there is not enough light, which is why the patio door is washed out and there is a lot of grain introduced. Try using the Av mode more. The lower the number, the larger the iris, thus more light gets in, and the larger the number, the less light gets in. Just play around with that for the time being and note how it affects your shot. Hope that helps. Here's my contribution. I fucked up on the unmasking and edges, but I got lazy =) Last edited by w00tgasm; 06-24-2008 at 02:04 AM.