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Beginner help, why does it look grainy at low ISO

I took pictures at a motorsport event with my E-M10 Mark II and 40-150mm F4-5.6 R. When I zoom in, it looks grainy. Is it diffraction from stepped down lens? I forgot to buy an ND filter unfortunately. On the other hand, the 2nd picture is at perfect aperture range of lens and still looks grainy. It can't be ISO because it's very low, right? Is it just the cameras/lens limit? Or is something wrong with it (or my settings)? All shot in RAW.

1st picture (grain best visible on grass in background, but also on paint when I look at it in OM Workspace. Reddit compresses jpg heavily so it doesn't show on the paint here):

- 100mm

- 1/160

- F13.0

- -0.3 EV

- ISO 200

- Mode S

2nd picture (grain easily visible on black paint):

- 120mm

- 1/250s

- F5.3

- -0.7 EV, set +0.4 EV in OM Workspace

- ISO 400 (Auto, forgot to set manually)

- Mode A

u/Dwarfunkel — 7 days ago

Should've looked like that out of the box

It's crazy how Lego fumbled such a legendary car. You can barely tell it's an E30. And the rims... the worst choice ever for a classic car. I don't get that BMW accepted this, but oh well. Great to see there's people out there who care about respecting the template

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u/Dwarfunkel — 8 days ago

What happened here?

20 minutes ago a Porsche flew right past the M3 Touring during code yellow. Still no info in stream... Anybody know who that was?

u/Dwarfunkel — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/pchelp

Hey guys,

so I had to swap my RM850x 2024 ATX 3.1 with an NZXT C850 Gold ATX 3.1 to get rid off extremely loud coil whine that I had with two RM850x and one RM750x. Since then the be quiet Silent Wings 4 120mm PWM that are connected to the included PWM Hub (PCB) from Corsair 5000D make a weird noise right after the PSU shuts off.

In the video (turn up to full volume) you can hear the PSU click and right after the weird fan noise. It is 100% related to the fans, because if I disconnect them from the hub, no more such noise.

I would like to know why this happens and my theory is this: The Hub is connected to one MB Fan Port and gets power via 12V Sata connector from PSU. It seems that the C850 switches off MB power a second before 12V Sata, so the fans don't get PWM signal for a brief moment but still 12V power. One second later the 12V power is shut off or has simply vanished due to capacitor discharge. If this theory makes sense, then RM850x must have shut off MB and Sata power simultaneously and therefore the fans don't make such noise.

I'm hoping someone with more tech expertise could explain to me what happens!

u/Dwarfunkel — 4 months ago