high iso (bright sunlight)...

[waloshin]

I accidently took pictures with my NIKON d40 at ISO 3200 in bright sunlight so will the pictures be grain crappy?

 

[iJohnHenry]

I accidently took pictures with my NIKON d40 at ISO 3200 in bright sunlight so will the pictures be grain crappy?

I am truly sorry for your vision loss.

Are you registered with the cnib???

 

[Don't panic]

I accidently took pictures with my NIKON d40 at ISO 3200 in bright sunlight so will the pictures be grain crappy?

can't you just look at them? 😕

anyway id depends, probably not depending on the resolution you used.
more likely they might be overexposed.

 

[MattSepeta]

Yes

Yes, they will be.

Delete the files without looking at them, then destroy the camera just to be safe.

 

[fcortese]

Grainy-yes. Crappy is a relative- beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Ignore that sepeta dude "." (inside joke)

 

[Bonch]

Yes, they will be.

Delete the files without looking at them, then destroy the camera just to be safe.

LOL

 

[Phrasikleia]

Yes, they will be.

Delete the files without looking at them, then destroy the camera just to be safe.

Why isn't there a "Like" button for comments here? 😀

 

[waloshin]

Heres one, is it possible to print this at 8x10 without it looking like crap? the image size is 3008X2000

 

[MattSepeta]

Grainy-yes. Crappy is a relative- beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Ignore that sepeta dude "." (inside joke)

😛

Back in the day noise was called grain and it was super-cool.

I wouldn't worry about it. 8x10 print will look just fine I imagine!

 

[El Cabong]

I actually have a similar problem with one of my shots (I haven't looked at it yet). Is this too grainy to print?

 

[416049]

I actually have a similar problem with one of my shots (I haven't looked at it yet). Is this too grainy to print?

Haha😀 nope should be perfectly you could easily print it A2😛