post your setting and we can see how u can improve it

ffs I found out why I was getting grain! wasn't using a good aperture. some other edits proved to look much better
new pic

Do you have your iso set to auto?
If your iso is on manual you can just set it low to avoid grain and compensate with aperture of shutter speed, but those have their drawbacks too.
For your long exposure night shots I would try keeping the ISO as low as possible and just adjusting the shutter speed. In a static scene like that a longer time isnt going to hurt so lowering the iso will improve the quality without much of a down side (although you may notice star trails with the longer speed)

He said "he knows but he just exported the wrong picture"

We share a computer he wanted me to post this lol

Ty, lol









This post was edited by p_d_p on Oct 26 2013 10:59pm

I'm seeing some significant improvements in your pictures on this page. It seems as though your only limitation with these pictures is your lens/camera (if anything), which is excellent. I like the shots.

nice one

Much

Did you take this?
Very beautiful picture. Love the water

All pictures within this thread were taken/edited by me
and thank you sir!