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Underexposure.
It really makes noise very visible.
High ISO and/or long exposures need very good exposure to look good.
In these cases always check the clipping indicator.
I always try to get a few small dots of overexposure warning in the brightest details.
That way the noise really looks much less prominent.
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K10D | DA 18-55 | M 50/1.7 | Hoya HMC 75-205/4 | Hoya HMC 135/2.8 | Hoya HMC 28/2.8
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