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New noise reduction filter
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Kerry Pierce
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Oh geez... :-( I know I shouldn't post before I have finished my first cup of coffee...
Thanks for the filter, Dave. I'll try it on some of my stuff in PSP this weekend and let you know how it goes.
Maybe I should go back to bed first...
BenT
Active member
Dave:
I tried the user name and password suggested, but without success. Any suggestions?
I tried the user name and password suggested, but without success. Any suggestions?
Tom S50315
Well-known member
Dave
Thank you for providing the filter. I have tried it with Corel Photopaint 9 and its works fine. It appears to be superior to the bulit-in noise removal filter in Photopaint, but it does require a slight gaussian blur(0.5 pixels) to smooth it out a bit.
Tom S.
Thank you for providing the filter. I have tried it with Corel Photopaint 9 and its works fine. It appears to be superior to the bulit-in noise removal filter in Photopaint, but it does require a slight gaussian blur(0.5 pixels) to smooth it out a bit.
Tom S.
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SteveB
Guest
It seems to work pretty good in PSP7 on noisy images, especially if you use the Salt N' Pepper filter first set on 1,5 aggressive OFF, then you can set Denoiser to a lower setting, say 3 or 4. Seems to keep detail up better and noise just as low overall than just using Denoiser on it's own at a higher setting.
Oh geez... :-( I know I shouldn't post before I have finished my
first cup of coffee...
Thanks for the filter, Dave. I'll try it on some of my stuff in
PSP this weekend and let you know how it goes.
Maybe I should go back to bed first...
Don Schaeffer
Senior Member
Sorry but I can't figure out how to use this filter. How do you open it?
--Don
--Don
--Don Schaeffer
Copy and paste it to the plugin folder of the photo editor your using.
Dennis D
Dennis D
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sander idzerda
Guest
do you like this:
2mins work.
simply select different parts of the image and handle those differently.
Much more intelligent than any algorith could do.
most algorithms loose detail in the shadowpart of that mountain.
at least i think so..
2mins work.
simply select different parts of the image and handle those differently.
Much more intelligent than any algorith could do.
most algorithms loose detail in the shadowpart of that mountain.
at least i think so..
Hello again everyone -
I'm glad to see that so many of you are finding it useful. I've taken the link offline for now (I only get so much bandwidth a month and so that's why I can only offer these high demand ones for free for only a limited time).
Anyway, based on all the great comments you all have given me I've started work (and am close to finishing) a much improved algorithm. I've gotten several ideas durring the refinement process and made use of the excellent Bilateral Filtering resource that aruzinsky pointed out. I hope to blend some aspects of that approach into the final product. All in all, I think everyone will be amazed (or at least say "oh, how nice") at the new version. In my trials it eliminated all noise from the sky in Mary's test image and kept a great deal of detail in the mountain itself (even more so than the Bilateral Filtering alone). Based on your desire to sacrifice time for quality it does run a little slower than the old version.
Anyway, I'll hopefully post a sample picture of Mary's mountainscape later today and then offer the new filter for download sometime Sunday.
Just thought I'd keep you all informed
Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
I'm glad to see that so many of you are finding it useful. I've taken the link offline for now (I only get so much bandwidth a month and so that's why I can only offer these high demand ones for free for only a limited time).
Anyway, based on all the great comments you all have given me I've started work (and am close to finishing) a much improved algorithm. I've gotten several ideas durring the refinement process and made use of the excellent Bilateral Filtering resource that aruzinsky pointed out. I hope to blend some aspects of that approach into the final product. All in all, I think everyone will be amazed (or at least say "oh, how nice") at the new version. In my trials it eliminated all noise from the sky in Mary's test image and kept a great deal of detail in the mountain itself (even more so than the Bilateral Filtering alone). Based on your desire to sacrifice time for quality it does run a little slower than the old version.
Anyway, I'll hopefully post a sample picture of Mary's mountainscape later today and then offer the new filter for download sometime Sunday.
Just thought I'd keep you all informed
Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
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Leo Reinhard
Guest
Thanks Dave. Look forward to the new version.
Leo R
Leo R
Hello again everyone -
I'm glad to see that so many of you are finding it useful. I've
taken the link offline for now (I only get so much bandwidth a
month and so that's why I can only offer these high demand ones for
free for only a limited time).
Anyway, based on all the great comments you all have given me I've
started work (and am close to finishing) a much improved algorithm.
I've gotten several ideas durring the refinement process and made
use of the excellent Bilateral Filtering resource that aruzinsky
pointed out. I hope to blend some aspects of that approach into the
final product. All in all, I think everyone will be amazed (or at
least say "oh, how nice") at the new version. In my trials it
eliminated all noise from the sky in Mary's test image and kept a
great deal of detail in the mountain itself (even more so than the
Bilateral Filtering alone). Based on your desire to sacrifice time
for quality it does run a little slower than the old version.
Anyway, I'll hopefully post a sample picture of Mary's
mountainscape later today and then offer the new filter for
download sometime Sunday.
Just thought I'd keep you all informed
Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
alldigital
Leading Member
Your password is not working.--A.Small
Mike Hatam
Well-known member
Hi Dave,
Great!!! Can't wait to try the new version. Thanks for generously sharing your work with us.
Mike
Great!!! Can't wait to try the new version. Thanks for generously sharing your work with us.
Mike
------------------Mike HatamHello again everyone -
I'm glad to see that so many of you are finding it useful. I've
taken the link offline for now (I only get so much bandwidth a
month and so that's why I can only offer these high demand ones for
free for only a limited time).
Anyway, based on all the great comments you all have given me I've
started work (and am close to finishing) a much improved algorithm.
I've gotten several ideas durring the refinement process and made
use of the excellent Bilateral Filtering resource that aruzinsky
pointed out. I hope to blend some aspects of that approach into the
final product. All in all, I think everyone will be amazed (or at
least say "oh, how nice") at the new version. In my trials it
eliminated all noise from the sky in Mary's test image and kept a
great deal of detail in the mountain itself (even more so than the
Bilateral Filtering alone). Based on your desire to sacrifice time
for quality it does run a little slower than the old version.
Anyway, I'll hopefully post a sample picture of Mary's
mountainscape later today and then offer the new filter for
download sometime Sunday.
Just thought I'd keep you all informed
Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
John Davis
Veteran Member
Richard Dunn
Senior Member
Missed your deadline could you send another password please. I'd love to check out your new denoiser.
--Richard Dunn
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sander idzerda
Guest
John,
I first uses the magic wand (PS6) selected and blurred the sky. There wasn't much detail in the sky anyway so almost nothing was lost...I denoised the mountain part a bit, not to loose to much detail. There is stil noise in that part, but that noise doesn't MAKE the image look noisy.after blurring the mountain (not too much like i said) selective (magicwand or other selection method) sharpening can be used... I forgot if i used it here...
Sander
I first uses the magic wand (PS6) selected and blurred the sky. There wasn't much detail in the sky anyway so almost nothing was lost...I denoised the mountain part a bit, not to loose to much detail. There is stil noise in that part, but that noise doesn't MAKE the image look noisy.after blurring the mountain (not too much like i said) selective (magicwand or other selection method) sharpening can be used... I forgot if i used it here...
Sander
As promised, here is an example of the new noise reducer. It might not be until Monday that it get's released - I'm still putting several finishing touches on it...
-Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com/
-Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com/
Hello again everyone -
I'm glad to see that so many of you are finding it useful. I've
taken the link offline for now (I only get so much bandwidth a
month and so that's why I can only offer these high demand ones for
free for only a limited time).
Anyway, based on all the great comments you all have given me I've
started work (and am close to finishing) a much improved algorithm.
I've gotten several ideas durring the refinement process and made
use of the excellent Bilateral Filtering resource that aruzinsky
pointed out. I hope to blend some aspects of that approach into the
final product. All in all, I think everyone will be amazed (or at
least say "oh, how nice") at the new version. In my trials it
eliminated all noise from the sky in Mary's test image and kept a
great deal of detail in the mountain itself (even more so than the
Bilateral Filtering alone). Based on your desire to sacrifice time
for quality it does run a little slower than the old version.
Anyway, I'll hopefully post a sample picture of Mary's
mountainscape later today and then offer the new filter for
download sometime Sunday.
Just thought I'd keep you all informed
Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
Bill Brosen
Leading Member
Looks great!! I used to design websites and do search engine submissions
I know what goes into programming code....Looking forward to the new release! Thanks for shareing too! -- http://www.pbase.com/wbrosen/photoart
I know what goes into programming code....Looking forward to the new release! Thanks for shareing too! -- http://www.pbase.com/wbrosen/photoart
Hello again,
As promised, the new and much improved version is now online. I need to recoup some bandwidth expenses, so I'm only offering this new version as a demo for free. It can be downloaded from here:
http://www.glickcreative.com/downloads/gc_ir_demo.8bf
If you like it, it's only ten bucks for the non demo version.
Again, please let me know what everyone thinks!
-Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
As promised, the new and much improved version is now online. I need to recoup some bandwidth expenses, so I'm only offering this new version as a demo for free. It can be downloaded from here:
http://www.glickcreative.com/downloads/gc_ir_demo.8bf
If you like it, it's only ten bucks for the non demo version.
Again, please let me know what everyone thinks!
-Dave
http://www.glickcreative.com
John Davis
Veteran Member
Whops! My mistake - thanks for pointing that out...
The real link is below:
http://www.glickcreative.com/downloads/gc_denoiser_demo.8bf
-Dave
The real link is below:
http://www.glickcreative.com/downloads/gc_denoiser_demo.8bf
-Dave
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