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Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious' with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself using.

Yu can download and read about it here: http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
 
Hi,
Thanks Mathias,

works well on my coolpix 990, very subtle (haven't triedhigh iso modes) but certainly beneficial.
This replaces my catelog of denoiseing actions i've built up over the years ;-)

Jo
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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Hi Cassandra,

I´ve tested it on a PC, but PC and Mac are the same in Photoshop terms, so that should be no obstacle.

It is intended to run on Photoshop 6. I don´t know if it will run on older versions, although there is nothing PS6 specific about the action, Adobe has made some changes in behaviours that is out of my control.

You´re welcome to test it on older versions if you like.

Mathias
Cassandra USA 6900z said:
Mathias,

Will this work on a PC or Mac or both? With what version(s) of
Photoshop?

Cassandra

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http://welcome.to/cassandras-gallery
http://www.pbase.com/fuji6900
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Hallo Mathias,

Thank you VERY much for your generosity. I tried it quick on a noisy photo and it looked quite good to me. I'll post examples when I get a chance...

willie
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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--Willie G.Kulmbach. GermanyCanon G2- my eyeglasses have Carl Zeiss lenses - http://www.pbase.com/effzee
 
Hi Cassandra,

Feedback from others have shown that it will not run on Photoshop 5.x.

Sorry.

Seems like EVERYBODY is running an older version of Photoshop :-(

Maybe I´ll spend some time next week making a PS5.x version...

Mathias
Cassandra USA 6900z said:
Hi Mathias,

One more question before I try downloading your denoiser to try it
in PS5. Does it require a lot of system resources to run it? I have
an older Pentium with plenty of RAM but some newer programs don't
work well on it. thanks

Cassandra

--
http://welcome.to/cassandras-gallery
http://www.pbase.com/fuji6900
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I have compared your action against jes and lueck's and yours seem to be on top with excellent noise performance, color retention, detail preservation.

John
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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Hi Mathias,

Great actions! Thanks!

A possible bug?

The UnderExposed action has an error? It tries to delete a layer that does not exist... I turned off the last 2 steps to find the problem.


Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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---- Jerry http://digi-scope.daphnis.com/
 
That´s a bug, Jerry. Thanks! It will be fixed in the next version along with some other small adjustments.

I will announce it when it´s ready.

Mathias
Jerry Allen said:
Great actions! Thanks!

A possible bug?
The UnderExposed action has an error? It tries to delete a layer
that does not exist... I turned off the last 2 steps to find the
problem.


Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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-- Jerry
http://digi-scope.daphnis.com/
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Nice!

here's a comparison to the original image, one with this denoiser applied (deluxe + Mid-ISO) and Fred Miranda's ISODeNoise freeware action:

http://www.msu.edu/~josh/comparisons.jpg

Very Nice!!!!
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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Mathias,

Let me add to the groups in saying a big thank you. I have only used the underexposed action so far but it performs beyond my wildest expectations..I am a PS beginner but am able to follow some of it!

MUCH THANKS you saved some underexosed shots I had given up on!

Dan S
Huntsville AL
soop said:
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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Hi Matthias,

I have read what those who have tried your actions say about them and I really got envious. I have only got PS 5.5 and PS 5.0 so I can't use them. I really hope you will be able to convert them to fit older versions of PS than 6.0 and also for Mac. You said they should work for both PC and Mac, but on download sites they say about actions that some are for Mac and some for PC. Most for PC of course. So I guess all won't work on both platforms.

Bye,

Eva
 
Hej Eva,

I´ve thought about re-making it for Photoshop 5.x, but I´ve reached the conclusion that it would simply take too much work to keep two different versions updated. Sorry.

Think of it as another new feature of Photoshop 6. (Although it is not Photoshop 6 specific :-( ), and blame Adobe for not thinking straight.

It should work on PS6 on a Mac, though.

Mathias
Eva Åström said:
Hi Matthias,

I have read what those who have tried your actions say about them
and I really got envious. I have only got PS 5.5 and PS 5.0 so I
can't use them. I really hope you will be able to convert them to
fit older versions of PS than 6.0 and also for Mac. You said they
should work for both PC and Mac, but on download sites they say
about actions that some are for Mac and some for PC. Most for PC of
course. So I guess all won't work on both platforms.

Bye,

Eva
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Glad you found it as useful as I do :-)

Mathias
dan satterfield said:
MUCH THANKS you saved some underexosed shots I had given up on!

Dan S
Huntsville AL
dan satterfield said:
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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I would be prepared to pay for a plug-in version of this action--I'm using PS Elements (sometimes Paint Shop Pro). I bet many others would also be interested. It's asking a lot, but maybe you can look into this idea?
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Mathias
dan satterfield said:
MUCH THANKS you saved some underexosed shots I had given up on!

Dan S
Huntsville AL
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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That's great that you posted your actions on your Web site with detalied instructions. Thanks for taking the time to help out other people.

I just tried out noise removal on one photo, and it seemed to work well. It didn't get rid of a lot of noise, but seemed to be working like you said, without taking away detail. My Olympus camera is very noisy and your action looks like a good first step for my photos. When I enlarge photos for printing noise is annoying.
 
Hi Mathias.

Excellent actions. Thanks for posting them - and for the detailed explanation of what they do.

Fedest! :-)

Kind regards,
Hans
Mathias Vejerslev said:
Hi people,

I´ve been working on my own set of denoisers since I got 'serious'
with digital cameras. I´ve ended up with an OK solution, based on
many years of Photoshop experience as a graphic designer.

When I was happy with my actions, I started to check the market for
denoise actions, and found it very saturated, which kept me from
publishing my own set. However, feedback from a selected test crew
has been overwhelming, so I´ve decided to share it anyway.

Included in the set are a few other handy tools I often find myself
using.

Yu can download and read about it here:
http://www.2morrow.dk/75ppi/coolpix/actions/

It is free ofcourse.

Feedback appreciated.

Regards
Mathias Vejerslev
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