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Hello and Welcome, Walt!
What kind of photography do you enjoy? Post some pics!
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I just got the Sony A7Rv so I haven’t had a chance to do much with it. Still setting the camera up. I am having grain in the viewfinder in lower light conditions. Is this a common problem? To answer your question, landscape and wildlife. Thanks
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Grain in the viewfinder is the cameral letting you know that, yes, you have low light conditions and that your image will likely have alot of grain. Open up your aperture and/or decrease your shutter speed....
...or let rip and fix it in post processing.
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Thx THXGEEKGrain in the viewfinder is the cameral letting you know that, yes, you have low light conditions and that your image will likely have alot of grain. Open up your aperture and/or decrease your shutter speed....
...or let rip and fix it in post processing.
