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some level of digital noise can be inevitable when taking photographs in certain situations, causing photographers to want to remove it in post-processing.
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How can I best post-process underexposed, noisy images taken at 5000 iso?
I'm editing photos but the photographer was quite new and he took photos using Olympus OMD EM5II at 1/400, ISO 5000 and at f3.5 resulting in a underexposed noisy image. (The photos are raw.)
I tried …
