Digital Camera World - UK (2021-03)

http://www.digitalcameraworld.com MARCH 2021 DIGITAL CAMERA^71

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When you shoot handheld in extremely low-light scenes

with artificial lighting, you’ll need at least one stop of

negative exposure compensation, otherwise the camera

meter will set a shutter speed that lightens darker tones.

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All DSLR and mirrorless cameras offer in-camera noise

reduction, even when shooting raw files. The problem with

this is that the in-camera processing time is equal to the

exposure time, so if you’re taking a long exposure, this can

seriously eat into your shooting time. You can save time and

achieve much better results by disabling in-camera noise

reduction and applying it afterwards, during post-processing.

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