Noise Ninja: I'm a believer!

[Greg K.]

I shot the picture below at iso 3200. At this size, the difference is noticeable, but not dramatic. Enlarged, it's striking.

 

[Charade]

Can you post cropped samples?

 

[Geoff_M]

I agree, NN rocks!

 

[Kelly Grannell]

True... or you can get Imagenomic Noiseware Community Edition... for free.

Free is good.

 

[Greg K.]

True... or you can get Imagenomic Noiseware Community Edition... for free.

Free is good.

Do they have that for Mac? I had a hard time finding a free system for a Mac, and NN ended up being only about $35 for an unlimited home-use license. Worked for me!

 

[Greg K.]

The difference is most noticeable in his vestments, and the back wall -- the darker areas of the picture.


The original, cropped.

And filtered.

 

[Charade]

I downloaded the trial version and it works well and MUCH faster than Neat image. I might add that to my arsenal.

 

[Binkrin]

Where can I find this?

 

[Greg K.]

Where can I find this?

Check it out here:

http://www.picturecode.com/

They have a free trial version you can download that leaves a grid watermark on your picture -- but it's clean enough that you can see what it can do. Like I said: I'm a believer! And it's not too expensive for the bare bones edition that I got. I was running it and using it to clean up grainy pictures 10 minutes after I downloaded. Very simple. Just a click or two works magic!

 

[Kelly Grannell]

Seriously guys, unless you're using Mac, I don't understand the willingness in paying (albeit $35) when you can get a freeware that does the exact same thing.

http://www.imagenomic.com

 

[Anewman]

Seriously guys, unless you're using Mac, I don't understand the willingness in paying (albeit $35) when you can get a freeware that does the exact same thing.

http://www.imagenomic.com

Well for me not having to open up a seperate program(community version is stand alone) is very important, But I do have both(ninja and noiseware) plugins for Photoshop.