>>4505116
I hate these spiders with a passion. I grew up in Hong Kong and they were everywhere in the rural village I lived in. Sage, nothing personal

>>4505139

I didn't even know they existed before that day.
I was going through a park looking for a butterfly garden(didn't find it) and ran into a spider web

then as I continued walking I was about to run into a second one but noticed it and the spider so I took pictures of the spider instead

>>4505150
They are very easy to run into. One made a web across a wide sidewalk and a tree and the web wrapped around my head as I was on a bicycle. Luckily the spider was thrown free, didn't help the panic though.

Please next time use normal formats like RAW (NEF/NRW), NEFX, JPEG, TIFF (RGB), HEIF (HDR), and MPO (3D)

I can't open your fucking CR2 in my patrician Nikon Studios

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>>4505116
>I'm bothered with how noisy it is
That's what you get with a budget APS-C body and 1600 ISO. They're noisy even at 100 ISO when properly exposed and you're at least 6 stops under exposed with this. 4 under by going to ISO 1600, and ~2 stops dark after all that gain.

This is what I would do with this shot. Fighting noise is just copium at this point. It's not even sharp.

Consider using a flash or two next time. Lighting the subject goes a long way. Especially for spiders. Lighting can help make webs shine.

Ignore this troll >>4505163

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>>4505116
Try using higher iso. Slightly overexpose even. Gives better results than moderate iso and underexposing.

>>4505177
edited in snapseed on my phone in the bus going to uni…

>>4505116
B&W and say that you shot it on film.