Jared Polin Froano's Photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for July 2nd, 2018. The time now is 10.10 p.m.

This is episode number 145 where I sit down sometime during the day to share what's on my mind with you and you could share what's on your mind with me if you call or text.

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Haven't been seeing a lot of calls or texts, so maybe you guys aren't interested in that

in sending those.

But yeah, if you are interested, then please go ahead and do that because I like getting

your feedback.

So, piggying back off of yesterday's show a little bit, that was where I talked about not

being afraid of grain or noise. That was where I talked about not being afraid of

grain or noise. Now, whenever I broach this subject, there's always people that comment back

about how I'm wrong and how people don't like noise and noise is bad, but grain is art,

or some things that I saw a couple of people posting. But then I had somebody on Twitter telling me that even a D5 at 1600 shows grain,

and that they don't ever go over 1600.

And I just sit here and I'm mind-blown by how somebody could be so,

what's, can I use the word ignorant of the fact that 1600 ISO is nothing?

I live in the 2,500, 3,200, 6,400, 8,000 ISO range, depending on what I'm shooting, if it calls for it or I want a fast enough shutter.

And they're showing a picture on Twitter going, if you zoom in one to one and look close enough,

you can see just a little bit of grain.

Well, no shit you can see a little bit of grain.

That's called pixels.

You're going to see grain.

That's just the nature of how this technology

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