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You could try camera raw noise reduction - if you have access to that - or overlaying it with a copy of the layer at 50% opacity and offset a few pixels either up or down- experiment with the blend modes for the layer - perhaps darken?
You could try camera raw noise reduction - if you have access to that - or overlaying it with a copy of the layer at 50% opacity and offset a few pixels either up or down- experiment with the blend modes for the layer - perhaps darken?
Hi Jo, thank you, I tried all the "usual" Photoshop filters, even tried Neat Image and what not - none removes the constant noise-lines from the image, it either blurs it all out or enhance the issue .
not sure what to do here.....
Is the "Noise" you are referring to the horizontal lines? It could be done ...., kinda, using brushes to paint over the lines in the spaces between figures but the lines in the figures themselves would require very tedious work and the result would be marginal.
Ran a quick test that used motion blur filter set in the vertical direction on a new layer (darken or lighten blend mode) and then moving that layer up slightly. Tried Smart sharpen motion mode after but didn't like it. Started to play with each of these lighten and darken mode layers set to 50 % with a luminosity mask but it started taking too much time, had to get back to my real work. Made an empty layer on top, filled with gray, added noise, changed to overlay blend mode to add noise, reduced opacity to taste. This attached photo is the first simpler try of motion blur then add noise. Maybe this methodology will help or give you some ideas.
Ran a quick test that used motion blur filter set in the vertical direction on a new layer (darken or lighten blend mode) and then moving that layer up slightly. Tried Smart sharpen motion mode after but didn't like it. Started to play with each of these lighten and darken mode layers set to 50 % with a luminosity mask but it started taking too much time, had to get back to my real work. Made an empty layer on top, filled with gray, added noise, changed to overlay blend mode to add noise, reduced opacity to taste. This attached photo is the first simpler try of motion blur then add noise. Maybe this methodology will help or give you some ideas.
Hey, thank you so much, this is totally the way to go it seems, I'll try to play around with these later today
Im trying to see if there is away to clear up the quality of this picture some.. remove the grain looking look .. I dont know the correct terminology..lol.
but help from personal techiniques would be appreacite..
Okay, I have given a couple of hours to trying to fix this noisey photo in Noise Ninja and haven't been able to do much of anything. Anyone have an idea of what I may be doing wrong, or is it even possible with this photo? Thanks
I posted this photo in another group but really should have put it here. I am trying to fiind a way to correct this photo and several others like it where I took them using Musuem mode at a graduation and the ISO became 800 automatically. I am having trouble figuring out the steps to correct it using...
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Was hoping someone could help me out with this issue, as i tried to search everywhere but couldnt find an answer.
After i finish retouching an image, and save it as jpeg/tiff. It looks great in psd, however when I set it as a desktop image on my laptop, some areas develop...
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