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Better cameras generate less image noise. Neat Image processing minimizes the noise out of your photos. So your point-and-shoot camera can produce pro-quality results. Neat Image reduces image noise so that shots taken at faster shutter speeds and higher ISO become more usable with Neat Image post-processing.

One may argue, that pictures should be subject to noise removal process one by one carefully and whilst with landscape pictures or astro it might be true for sport photography genre when I shoot hundreds of images per game it is just not feasible.

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Neat image has an algorithm where it chooses representative area with the highest concentration of noise and sets the profile based on that. I have no idea about how the system works in detail, but I like the end result it produces.

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A pattern I noticed throughout my tests was that practically every image that DeNoise AI was applied on had a few areas that were either completely smudged due to excessive NR or had too much noise due to no/low NR. My theory is that DeNoise AI sometimes fails to separate areas of detail and noise in the image. The problem with this is that there is no opportunity to manually reduce/apply NR in those areas; it can only be done by the software.

If you save an image in Neat Image at 100%, which will make the file bigger, I dont want to have to go BACK to photoshop to reduce it again. Doesnt make sense. If Neat Image is near the last step in the process, saving at 96% to 98% keeps the image near the file size you saved it at.

I have my editor permanently set to save/make jpg files at the highest setting which results in no reduction [ or very little ]. However when sending images by email or posting to my webpage I normally reduce them both in size [ 4500 across pixels down to around 750 pixels ] which reduces the file size from Mb to Kb but also apply compression which then reduces the say 400Kb file down to the quicker uploading/downloading 40

If you are posting to public sites I believe they automatically impose these changes on your file but as I organise my website myself it is up to me to think about the viewer. So long as the viewer doesn't enlarge their image it is normal for a 40Kb file to look 'good' as an e-mail image on a 'normal' screen. [ large lap-top?] 100Kb is PDG :-)

AP's Denoise does a fair job, Dfine2 is good if you add more control points in manual mode, neat image I haven't tried but I'm downloading the trial now to test with. I think of the 3 Dfine2 appears to work best, Neat Image didn't seem to have much affect.

Well there are a bunch of tools which allow to remove noise/grain to some degree here, though results also highly depend on their algorithmic accuracy and the kind of input image noise, aka high ISO and lighting conditions. - Another tool which sometimes gives good results is Topaz DeNoise which is also easy to use. However, I first would try the tools you already have available there.

I have just done a comparison of Dfine and Neat image on a scanned slide of a sea anemone. I have cropped the image to just the background plus a tentacle. All images are the original resolution (not re-sized). In both cases, I used the a region in the area shown as the training area for the denoising.

I would probably agree in this case. I used this image as I was using it as a subject for trying masking to combine de-noising and sharpening. My overall impression over a variety of other slide scans is that Nik is marginally better.

Neat Image 8 is a fairly simple software to use, although upon first opening the plugin it can appear a bit confusing. You will be presented with multiple views of the image you are working on; a full-color preview, and the R, G, and B components of the image. There are four buttons at the top left of the screen; Auto Profile, Load Profile, Auto Match, and Auto Fine Tune. In the center are two tabs, Device Noise Profile, which is the tab the plugin starts in, and Noise Filter Settings.

Ultimately, the ability to auto profile an image, adjust settings to personal taste, and use presets for repeatability of noise reduction, makes Neat Image an excellent choice for photographers who battle noisy images for any reason, including shooting long exposures, low light photography, or high iso photography such as indoor sports, events, or weddings. Neat Image is available starting at $39.90 per license.

For years Neat Image has been ranked as the number one software that helps photographers to remove noise from images. Time never stops and so does Neat team constantly working on different ways of improving Neat Image and Neat Video to make the denoisers even better.

Neat Image 9 is the upgrade that gets the denoiser improved in all dimensions. Denoising, speed, compatibility, hardware support, ease of use and other aspects have been worked through to get your images to look better with ease. Working holistically on all of Neat Image tools has ensured every image can be at its best after applying new Neat Image.

This image was created at La Jolla, CA on the afternoon of Saturday, April with the hand held Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM lens (at 312mm) and the mega mega-pixel Canon EOS 5DS R. ISO 400. sunny ISO 400 bright white exposure of 1/2500 sec. at f/7.1 (the equivalent of 1/2000 sec. at f/8.) Daylight WB.

The primary subject species of this IPT will be the nesting Common Terns. The trip is timed so that we will get to photograph tiny chicks as well as fledglings. There will be lots of flight photography including adults flying with baitfish. Creating great images of the chicks being fed is a huge challenge. In addition to the terns we will get to photograph lots of Black Skimmers courting, setting up their nesting territories, and in flight (both singles and large pre-dawn flocks blasting off). Midair battles are guaranteed on sunny afternoons. And with luck, we might even see a few tiny chicks toward the end of the trip. We will also get to photograph the life cycle of American Oystercatcher. This will likely include nests with eggs and tiny chicks, young being fed, and possibly a few fledglings.

The tour will begin with a meet and greet on the afternoon of Monday, July 18, 2016. That will be followed by our first shooting session at the beach. From Tuesday through and including all of Friday we will have two photography sessions daily. Our morning sessions will start very early so that we are on the beach well before sunrise. We usually photograph for about four hours. Then we will enjoy a group brunch. We will always have a midday break that will include a nap for me. That followed by our daily afternoon classroom sessions that will include image review, workflow and Photoshop, and a review/critique of five of your trip images. Folks are always invited to bring their laptops to brunch for image sharing. I always have mine with me but heck, I am a big show-off. Afternoon in-the-field sessions generally run from 5pm through sunset.

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Neat Image is an image noise reduction software by ABSoft. It is available for Windows (stand alone, or Photoshop plugin), Mac OS X (stand alone or Aperture or Photoshop plugin) and Linux (stand alone).

Neat Image is a digital filter designed to reduce visible noise in digital photographic images. It is a tool for owners of digital cameras, flatbed and slide scanners; and is for use by both professional photographers, and digital image processing enthusiasts. Neat Image not only reduces the high ISO noise associated with image sensors in digital cameras and scanners, it can also reduce the film grain visible in scanned slides and negatives, JPEG artifacts of overcompressed images, and color banding, and at the same time makes images sharper. Neat Image is indispensable in low-light, wedding, sport, and action photography. Features include: Premium quality of noise reduction provided by the most advanced noise reduction algorithms in the industryNeat Image uses device noise profiles to make noise reduction custom-tailored to your imaging device. Neat Image works as a Photoshop plug-in and a standalone application Neat Image can be as automatic as you want it to be Neat Image provides exactly the amount of control wanted Neat Image v5 is fast: v4 is 2x faster than v3 and 5x faster than v2Neat Image is even faster on dual-core systems! be457b7860