NOISE VS GRAIN EXPLAINED

I'm explaining the difference between Noise and Grain in photo and video.

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[morecreativeusername]

This video is amazing it needs more exposure.

[BayWeli]

Thank you! Finally, it's all explained in detail. This is great, thank you so much!

[nafc.]

Wow, that example with sound is brilliant!

[miriammoriarty]

Thanks for explaining this so well. The sound analogy is great.

[AMVlogMalayalam]

Thanks you man. I see it that in 2 years. Please upload more of ur videos in 2020

[HRO]

Great video, dude. Very informative, and l personally love the format you used. :)

[DigitalNinja]

Thanks so much for this. Such a gift. 🙏🏽I have been trying to wrap my head around this. I want to learn how to add film grain. I dig the cinematic look. I want to make it "better".

[dbootsthediva]

Great explanation. Why do we see the shapes of numbers like 5's n 3's in the digital noise?

[frederikvanreusel]

Idk but pictures look more detailed with grain and less plasticy

[okebaram]

A couple questions if you would be so kind to answer. How do you reduce noise in post? And I am wondering for both photos and videos. So top-level video editing software like for example Final Cult have a noise reduction effect that you can apply to videos?r For photos, does Photoshop have this feature to reduce noise on a photo? Can you explain a little more about what backlit sensors is all about and what it does to ISO limits?

[paperjawa]

The audio sounds like there's a compressor setting out of whack with the volume going up and down. Is that deliberate?

[calebpagan]

Thank you I learned a lot from this. By any chance do you know how to add grain on an iOS device? Not just a filter

[hiyorisarugaki]

We also use grain to get a more dirty/gritty image.
And digital for a more polished/ clean image.
A zombie movie will use grain,
and a romantic movie will not.
Its annoying when everyone say is just for warmth and reminiscing

[cadengeanta]

Dude, the ISO doesn't change the sensor sensitivity!

[chriscarroll]

New video up talking about 135mm prime lenses on my channel!

[marinfrombratia]

The frustrating thing is that most of the blu rays 1080p that I've bought actually have lower resolution than the dvd 480p versions. That's because they remove the grain. Yes, the video is less blurry, but the picture itself is less detailed, so less resolution