 Faraz Hadi |
Why are my pictures graini The blacks in my picture do not appear as a sold balck but are grani. why is this? I am using ISO400 film at F.4 60, with internal flash; indoor pictures. does a grani picture mean the picture is over exposed or under exposed. And how sould I go about reducing this graininess.
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
check exposure, printing too light, or not developing properly.
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Faraz Hadi |
Well yes I know to check for those things. The question is: Is a grani picture the result of a picture being over exposed or under exposed.
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Andy |
Usually the grainy pictures was caused by underexposue and the lab still try to print it out.
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