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by Yani
(Sydney NSW)
"Hi, I am wanting help with the quality of my images. I have a Canon EOS750D but I am not sure what quality I should be shooting in? Even when i shoot in RAW which seems to be the largest, the images still look really grainy as soon as I start to zoom in even a little bit.. am I doing something wrong?? Thank you."
Hi Yani,
Thanks for your question about Canon t6i (750D in Australia) image quality. Sorry you're having an issue with your camera. Whether you're shooting RAW or full resolution jpgs, your 750D (t6i in the USA) should not be giving you low quality, grainy, or noisey photos.
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