COLOUR NOISE
Colour or chrominance noise manifests itself as blotchy, random fluctuations of colour (usually red and green) caused by using high ISO speeds.
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Colour or chrominance noise manifests itself as blotchy, random fluctuations of colour (usually red and green) caused by using high ISO speeds.
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Noise Reduction: Enhancing Clarity, Advanced Techniques for Noise Reduction in Computer Vision
byFouad SabryEbook
Finding Middle Gray (And Then Some): A Definitive Guide to Understanding Your Camera's Light Meter and Histograms
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Photography 101: Pocket Guide: Exposure Basics, Camera Settings, Lens Info, Composition Tips, and Shooting Scenarios
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Audio Manual for Podcasts: Learn Digital Audio Basics and Improve the Sound of your Podcasts: Stefano Tumiati, #4
byStefano Tumiati