Grainy preview image on LCD on high ISO shots: Is this normal?
832084
That's normal. It's the same sensor, but the sensor is in different modes for preview and capture. It'll get the best photo it can, regardless of what the preview shows.
1556647
Hi. I ended up returning it since the quality of the image was so poor compared with what I was used to.
90057
The view finder may look grainy, but it should not affect the image quality. To test this, use the "stop down" button with a Canon lens set to a smaller aperture. This is an effect of the camera, not the lens, i.e. it should happen with any lens without affecting image quality.
87778
Sure, no problem. I usually scan at 300 dpi but I think it can even go higher. Saves as a JPEG or whatever you want!
654012
My projector only shows 1080i or 720p. I don't see any artifacts in my picture, which looks wonderful.
938104
Use the aperture priority mode and set +/- exp. to +2. Depending on the light level, try to use the lowest ISO possible. 400+ is likely to be grainy. If you can get away with it, 80-200 looks great in most situations. In a restaraunt, you may be better off using the flash -- perhaps on a lower setting.
929155
Gosh, I really wouldn't know how to answer that. I have the original (ole') GF1, the GF5, the GX1, and the G5 - none of which have the issues that you mentioned. Additionally, I had not previously heard about that LCD issue and I tend to post and read on quite a few photography forums. All I can say is that I've not experienced this at all - and I have two GX-1's (one with the 14-45 OIS on it, and the other with the 45-200 OIS).Ben
1888573
I think if you are going to zoom in and expect good resolution you should raise your shooting pixels way above 3. I was pleased with mine when I tried it. If you don't increase the pixels then if you need to blow up your picture it will seem grainy.
101140
running ta similar system, are you having issues with movies or discs in general. Mine seems to be ok in general but I do have pixilation on some blu-ray movies. Pretty sure it's software though. sorry I couldn't be more help
492599
I haven't noticed it. The only image related issues I notice are the blurring of the corners of the screens (due to the nature of the adjuster glass that you must look through). The image is actually VERY clear and sharp in the center.
1089977
Also... what seems to help is a half press on the capture button. I do this before every shot to re-focus the camera especially if at a distance or people are moving. I notice that when I don't the photo is grainy or blur can occur. Hopefully the other post helped you, but you can do this too.
781336
It does, however, it has to go to higher ISO which makes images a bit grainy. Not too bad though.
1129595
I have not seen such images. So far it's been a great monitor, although I didn't get the full max benefit until I started using DisplayPort cable (Mini-DP to DP). Then clarity, resolution, everything opened up.
1203345
I also thought the 870 images looked grainer on the LCD screen in the store. But this is because its LCD screen has a lower resolution. In fact, someone else wrote that the 870's photos look fine and sharp when printed or when viewed on the computer. It's LCD screen can deceptovely show the photos as a bit grainy if they were taken in low light.
1637760
There is a preview button for reviewing photos taken. The LCD is not a touch screen.
462093
Can other owners verify that there is a grainy feature to certain lighter areas of the picture? Is this standard for plasma in general or just Panasonic plasma?
260792
It sounds like there is a prob with the pixels.. i would return it, and get a replacement.