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Any recommendations of noiseware that works in the 64 bit CS5? I used Imagenomic in CS3 and liked it fine. I can't use it in CS5 and don't want to switch back and forth with the 32-64, etc. Any good recommendations for something that works and is fairly simple would be great.
 
Why can't you use your Noiseware?

I upgraded from XP/CS3 to Win7/CS5 64-bit and my Noiseware license upgraded to 64bit with no problems.
 
Photoshop CS5/ACR and Lightroom 3 have excellent noise removal. When removing noise besure to sharpen as it is necessary. Outside of Adobe for noise removal, Topaz DeNoise 5.01 and Nik Dfine 2 are very, very good, and both are easy to use. Topaz DeNoise is my favorite with extraordinary results and ease of use.
 
I really like the NR in ACR and LR3. For the really tough jobs I turn to Topaz Denoise. I think it does a better job of preserving details that any other SW I've used. It really pays to watch the tutorial videos.

As for ACR/LR3, you can open any image in ACR and use the noise reduction. I found I can get excellent results using this method for ACR/LR3.

http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/931770

Here's an example taken at ISO 3200 with LR3 noise reduction.


cbranstrom said:
Any recommendations of noiseware that works in the 64 bit CS5? I used Imagenomic in CS3 and liked it fine. I can't use it in CS5 and don't want to switch back and forth with the 32-64, etc. Any good recommendations for something that works and is fairly simple would be great.
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-Dan Rode
http://rodephoto.com
 
Topaz DeNoise is my favourite too - but there is one IMO big omission. It does not have sharpening and denoising in one step - which I found essential. Though debluring is possible it is not equal to regular sharpen tool. The same with other Topaz products - Adjust, Details or InFocus. They can either denoise but not sharpen to a full degree, or sharpen and not denoise with full control in one step.

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Vlad
 
I use CS5 and use Noiseware Pro 4.2 just fine on my 64 bit system. I use the 32bit side of CS5 because not all my plugins come in 64 bit.
 
I shoot basketball with a Nikon D300s and either an 85mm f/1.8 or my 70-200. I believe this shot was with the 85mm.

This is fairly typical of what I get for basketball if I nail the exposure and focus.
padman0008 said:
This is an extraordinary photo. Especially the lack of noise at ISO 3200. What camera and lens was this shot with?
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-Dan Rode
http://rodephoto.com
 
Yes I know about that - some more control will preferable though. (radius, treshold etc.)
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