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Cass:Just wanted to say a big thank you..I have worked over 7 pictures my son thought were dead. A few have a little noise in them but they are much nicer than he ever thought a black picture could be. Have learned a lot about using levels and neat image. Thanks ever so much for all the posts and help !! Neb
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Neb without more of the pic, it is had to see the impact of adjusting the midtones generally but locally it does improve itLeave a comment:
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Noise: Can anymore be done?
Can not post full pic, but hope this is big enough. Still working on those really dark pictures. This one was taken at night at a football game. I have done a levels adjustment and then I ran it through neat image twice. I still have a good bit of the pixles as noted in posted image.
Can anything more be done to make it a little clearer and not so many pixles?? Thanks Neb
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After trying out Noiseware, Neat Image and Noise Ninja plugins I decided to purchase Noiseware Pro.
I would like to know when is the best time to get rid of the noise. On the images I work on I will be doing alot of cloning to remove various elements in the image.
Do you think its...12-03-2006, 01:21 PM -
Where do people like to use a noise reduction plug-in during he work flow? On the duplicate background layer at the beginning? After global corrections to color, contrast and levels? The end of the process?
Ken09-05-2004, 05:02 PM -
I was working on a comprehensive review of Neat Image this weekend. I read a FAQ item that mentioned limiting noise reduction in the shadows.
That started me to thinking about writing a quick tutorial on pinpointing noise reduction. This goes beyond surface masks, which are really helpful,...05-24-2009, 08:43 PM -
This was copied from a longarm quilting forum. I don't have the author's name, but I believe he has a firm grip on reality. This explains all our recent troubles - hard drives, images etc., and David, this might just be all the education you need.
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What's the best way to get rid of noise in photoshop? I have seen there are some plugins available like noiseware ect... but im after a photoshop method.
Any ideas?
Thanks04-19-2010, 08:29 AM
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