Pictures have a grainy touch to them! Help please

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fotojack

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Mike150 said:
Jack. The setting on the D60 is called Raw+B. the B indicates the Basic quality (lowest res) JPG setting. I use this setting because when I'm with Family, they can't wait for me to get home and tweek the photos. I just download to one of their PCs and I'm done with it.
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Ah, OK. Didn't know she has a D60. I've been educated. Thanks, Mike. :)
 
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CD7000

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Hi Vanessa. I started with a D60 a while back. The best change I made was i bought a 50mm lens. What an improvement in quality. I have since moved to a D7000. Try the 50MM lens!! You will love it!
 
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Kdavis

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Why do you say "please don't tell me you have the nikon d7000" ? I am having that same problem with my new nikon. Images are very grainy inside. Even on low (under800) iso. Is there a setting I should change????
 
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Marcel

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Kdavis said:
Why do you say "please don't tell me you have the nikon d7000" ? I am having that same problem with my new nikon. Images are very grainy inside. Even on low (under800) iso. Is there a setting I should change????
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You do have to read the manual to understand all the different settings that your camera has to offer. I suspect that your jpeg quality is just set too low. Try changing quality to Fine-large and let us know if you have a different result.
 
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