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<p>Thanks, will do. By the way, I believe Nadine nailed the reason this happened. Auto ISO. Details, details, details...<br>

Melinda</p>

<p>Can anyone reccomend a post production company for me? Someone they have used?<br>

thanks,<br>

Melinda</p>

<p>To all,<br>

I can not thank you enough for the advice and kind words, especially Stuart,Lacey and Peter for taking your time to show me that I could get better results than I was seeing. I am looking for someone to help me or just take the task on themselves as I need the best possible results. William and Joel, yes this was completely unintentional and I'm really not sure why this happened yet. The last choir loft shot i took was at 1/4 5.6 @ 200. I am going over the images to see if i can figure this out. I had been extemely distracted during these shots and it makes it difficult to recall. Stuart you are very skilled and I am amazed at what you did with this image. I downloaded Ninja Noise and did not get very good results. I really need to make these photos acceptable so if you all say they can be, then you have given me some hope , thanks Keith no offense taken and Steven, I am senfing you a RAW file-thanks</p>

<p>Matt<br>

where would I find aperson to do this? I have Capture NX2 but lack the experience to make the most of it.<br>

thanks, mt</p>

<p>Bob and Matt,<br>

I am shooting with Nikon,lots of noise and the exposure is decent. I shot RAW and JPG.</p>

<p>Hello,<br>

I am new to photo.net and new to digital, but have some experience with weddings. I have made a major blunder in shooting a wedding. First one in years and first one with digital. I shot a good amount of the formals in the church with my iso at 3200. I am just sick and really need some help. Post production knowledge is lacking, soanyone that could help me, it would be soo appreciated. Thanks, MT</p>

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<p>Hey! I shot my first wedding with a Rolleiflex TLR waistlevel, and Dektol was a fine feveloper in the day. Is Kodak still making it? I remember making 30 gallons of Selectol, by measuring out the components from a receipe card. Those were the days.<br>

Melinda</p>