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hello,

i have purchase the sony 6300 ,and i shot a footage in low light.

now when i view it on my camera,my iso at 6400,4k,shutter speed at 1/50,aperture at 1.4.and there was no noise,but when i viewed it on my computer, I found so much noise on it.

it is the settings i messed up or something else?

 

thank you.

 

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It is normal to have noise in iso 6400. If the scene you are filming is quite dark then it is normal to have a noisy result. Noise is also visible when the signal to noise ratio is low. What I want to say is that when you record a bright scene with iso 3200 the signal will be strong and the noise will be less visible. If you record a scene with iso 3200 and is dark then the noise will be more visible because the signal (light) will be lower. So there are many things that interact for the final rwsult. You can also post process your videoa and use a noise reduction software.

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Thank you.

How does the YouTube videos work then?I bought the a6300 because I saw the video last w light was so good at like iso16000,etc.do they have slog or cine?

I always thought that the a 6300 is a low light camera,was I wrong?

 

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Now you are not wrong.

 

Maybe the videos you have seen are post processed with noise reduction. If you have seen a video on YouTube and you like it technically you can try to ask information and advice from the creator.

 

Have in mind that almost always post processing is needed.

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