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I think I posted this ? a while ago but don't recall receiving feedback. Does PSE2 have a tool similar to this one in Ulead PhotoImpact-It is a tool under their Retouch Tool Panel then you select Retouch-Remove Noise. You then click on spots of noise and it removes them. Unlike the stamp/clone tool it doesn't leave dark spots on light background leaving you constantly restamping areas to match. It really works well to remove white spots, noise/backscatter from underwater pix.
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Hi rhpenning,
Welcome to RP!
I'm surely the wrong person for answering your post as I don't have 'Ulead PhotoImpact-It' .... nor 'PSE2' .... In fact, I work only with Photoshop...
We have a Forum here which deals with different Software .... If you ask there, I'm sure somebody will gladly help...
As for, generally, removing noise, you could download and try 'Neat Image' (the demo version is free) .... I personally use it a lot and think is fantastic ....
Here is a link to a previous thread on the topic wich also includes Before & After examples.
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Does PSE2 have a tool similar to this one in Ulead PhotoImpact-It is a tool under their Retouch Tool Panel then you select Retouch-Remove Noise. You then click on spots of noise and it removes them. Unlike the stamp/clone tool it doesn't leave dark spots on light background leaving you constantly restamping...03-06-2004, 07:09 PM -
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, 12:21 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, 04:02 PM -
I'm using Neat Image (a noise reducing program) after reading about it here, and I love it! But...being the weirdo that I am, I'd love to be able to learn how to achieve the same results myself in Photoshop. Any ideas? Do you think it involves reducing noise from each channel? I don't know where to...01-19-2006, 02:12 PM
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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.
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