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I've experienced the same in color changing:I was pleased with the noise reduction but the colors changed
completely. Am I missing something? Thanks for sharing.
--I've experienced the same in color changing:I was pleased with the noise reduction but the colors changed
completely. Am I missing something? Thanks for sharing.
Original:
http://www.pbase.com/image/31817983
Filtered:
http://www.pbase.com/image/31817987
I've used default setting and at the end of the convertion I have
copied the image in PS. I use Adobe RGB (1998) as color space.
Does anyone has some idea?
Thanks.
--I've experienced the same in color changing:I was pleased with the noise reduction but the colors changed
completely. Am I missing something? Thanks for sharing.
Original:
http://www.pbase.com/image/31817983
Filtered:
http://www.pbase.com/image/31817987
I've used default setting and at the end of the convertion I have
copied the image in PS. I use Adobe RGB (1998) as color space.
Does anyone has some idea?
Thanks.
Bjoernar
It works very well, but NN has batch processing, which is nice when I shoot a hundred images at ISO 800 or 1600 in a church.Have any of you tried the noise reduction program Noiseware? From
my own testing it seems as good as or better than Noise Ninja or
Neat Image, but some of you might have done more in-depth testing.
The results I got from a 3200 ISO image from Olympus E-1 was far
better than anything else I have seen. The link to the unfiltered
3200 ISO image can be found at
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/E1/E1INI3200.HTM . Noiseware
can be found at http://www.imagenomic.com/download.asp (Free
download)
Where other programs produce rather ugly results if you try to
remove all the noise from an image like that, Noiseware gives you
an image which is far more acceptable, but, of course, not perfect.
It's extremely fast as well...
--
Bjoernar
