Clean up grain

[Rflaum]

I went from using Nikon D7500 and toning in Photoshop to Nikon D750 and using Lightroom about a year ago. My shooting style has not changed but I seem to have a lot more grain in my shadow areas since switching them I did before. Are there any tips for easily cleaning up the grain in Lightroom? I shoot a lot of Street documentary images. My clients have not mentioned noticing a change but I notice it. Can you help? Thank you

[JP Hess]

Hard to say without seeing any examples. A couple of suggestions would be to shoot at a lower ISO. If that isn't possible then try compensating by adjusting the luminance noise adjustment.

[Rflaum]

You can see the grain in her face. I understand about lowering the ISO but this is the same ISO I had used with my D7500 shooting in JPG and using Photoshop to tone. I never had a grain issue with those images. I am now using the D750 and shooting in RAW. I understanding RAW is the best way to go. I will try the luminance noise adjustment. MY goal is to eliminate steps if possible. Thank you

[Curt Wrigley]

Wihout a refernce its hard to be sure but this appear to have pretty high contrast.  Higher contrast and pushing shadows can make grain.  Can you give a screen shot of your sliders?  750 takes clean images and its plenty bright out.  So my guess is brightening the shadows may be the culprit.

[JP Hess]

What ISO setting was used on that image?

[Rflaum]

Is this the screenshot of slidders that you want to see? 

[Curt Wrigley]

You arent pushing the shadows that much, so it isnt what I guessed.  Maybe the combo of shadow lightening and sharpening is adding some noise.  Be curious also now what the iso is for this image