I took a nice shot of hot air balloons over St Kilda Road at sunrise this morning. And
finally I'd decided to play around with some settings and filters and carefully compare the results over the
same photo. Not sure how I never got around to this before.
As it turns out (further to some noise reduction and sharpness experiments last night), it actually seems like it's best to
not use any noise filtering, and
not attempt to fiddle with sharpness settings at all. As long as the ISO is very low, things come out fine without any need to twiddle those things. And for cityscapes and general daylight photography (where I don't need a particularly fast shutter speed), the camera essentially gets it perfectly right by default.
Other than this, I've also played around with a couple of art filters, saturation, and other settings. Here are the results:
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| No Processing |
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| Auto Tone Correct |
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| Maximum Sharpness Applied |
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| Saturation +20 |
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| Pin Hole Filter |
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| Pop Art Filter |
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