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Message posted at 04/12/2011, 09:56:42 AM by Red |
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The free version of Noise Ninja is limited and also puts a watermark/grid on the image. They do offer a Mac OS X version for CS5, which works ok. |
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Message posted at 06/28/2011, 01:14:16 AM by Compuinfoto |
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[quote]Also... if you have Photoshop CS and shoot RAW, it was some nice noise reduction tools upon import. For some reason those same tools dont
What noise reduction tool do you mean? |
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Nikon D300 SB900 nikkor 18-200 macro sigma: 105mm, sigma 4...
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Message posted at 06/29/2011, 02:49:41 AM by Pindiyath100 |
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I'm addicted to Neat Image & Topaz Denoiser. Very easy to use |
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Nikon D90 & D70 with Nikon 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 VR, Nikon 55-3...
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Message posted at 06/30/2011, 14:35:56 PM by Kcphotos |
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I have used Neat Image extensively for the past 5 years. Great program and works very nicely. I would be lost without it. My D300 is pretty good at high ISO anyway but in combination with Neat Image, noise is quite easy to deal with in all kinds of low light conditions. |
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Nikon D300, D70s, Nikon 70-200mm f2.8VR, Nikon 105mm f2.8VR,...
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Message posted at 11/14/2011, 21:31:08 PM by Pinarello56 |
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Hi
Again, four did not accept my picture. . .
I have a question that I can verify that the images noise? What is the standard, which is correct?
Thanks for your help!
Greetings Zsigmond
sorry for bad English
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Message posted at 12/05/2011, 20:02:04 PM by Wkcode |
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The noise problem is very painful.
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Message posted at 01/04/2012, 02:40:43 AM by Karsol |
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Thanks very much for that information |
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Message posted at 01/14/2012, 13:22:16 PM by Risto40 |
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DT admins, if i have removed noise (that ugbly colorful dots) but the background remains dotted/grainy due to high ISO, would that be acceptable? or should I remove that grain/dots too (ie blurring the area)?
Or is that high-iso generated dots/grain also called as noise? |
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Message posted at 02/10/2012, 11:07:30 AM by Tenetsi |
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Katlyn, it takes a 5 years of experience to see the noise in every photo we upload :) The buyer would not probably mind little noise, as the world needs sometimes also some edge and not always botox filled beauty.
But DT has their rules and we must obey or stop uploading. Frustrating, yes, what can we do, nothing. |
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Canon EOS50D, Canon EOS400D + Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM,...
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Message posted at 04/15/2012, 10:20:38 AM by Ferdie2551 |
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Thanks to all here for the Q & A plus tips on removing noise by Achilles. It's a very informative thread. I've just download and install this plug-in software for Photoshop, DeNois. It seems it works well as I have done some trials already. Does anybody have use this noise reduction plug-in software? Feedback please. |
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Canon EOS 500D, Nikon F80
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