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Sharpen, reduce noise, in-camera, ugh!
Hi,
I have been online looking at the images from some digital cameras and reading reviews. Some of the "better" cameras have relatively soft images - which is explained as being the result of in-camera noise filtering. Some of the cheaper (and / or more compact) camera images look relatively sharper - but that is explained as being the result of in-camera sharpening. This situation discourages me from buying a new digital camera. I would like to have a camera that does minimal filtering but still saves images in some low-loss compressed format. I would like to sharpen and/or reduce noise using image processing programs on my computer - after the fact, as I choose. Any ideas, suggested links to information? Can one turn down or turn off image filtering on any modestly priced compact cameras? I would prefer a compact or sub-compact camera. I am tired of carrying around an old SLR. Thanks, DaveC |
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