SaNdMaN82
16th of June 2007 (Sat), 21:16
Hi everyone.
I'd like to know what some other ppl think about these 2 softwares... I've tried them both, and now i've sticked to Neat Image... Mosly because in their webpage, there are canon s3 profiles, while the ninja counterpart, hasn't one yet....
Now, i'm very excited about the first tests. Even at iso800, the filtered picture doens't look that bad. Of course, it has not the quality of a iso 80 picture, but the overall result is darn good..
I've never hit 800 in a really shooting situation, because i thought that a picture @ 800, would be a lost cause. Early testing made me change my mind. Now i think that maybe i'll be able to capture some pictures i didn't think before.
I'm quite a noob at photography. I've owned digicams for a liitle over a year now, but there's something new to learn.
And now is the noise reduction's turn.
Which application do you prefer?. And most important, why?
Any tip to achieve a better result using any one of them?.
Thanks in advance !
I'd like to know what some other ppl think about these 2 softwares... I've tried them both, and now i've sticked to Neat Image... Mosly because in their webpage, there are canon s3 profiles, while the ninja counterpart, hasn't one yet....
Now, i'm very excited about the first tests. Even at iso800, the filtered picture doens't look that bad. Of course, it has not the quality of a iso 80 picture, but the overall result is darn good..
I've never hit 800 in a really shooting situation, because i thought that a picture @ 800, would be a lost cause. Early testing made me change my mind. Now i think that maybe i'll be able to capture some pictures i didn't think before.
I'm quite a noob at photography. I've owned digicams for a liitle over a year now, but there's something new to learn.
And now is the noise reduction's turn.
Which application do you prefer?. And most important, why?
Any tip to achieve a better result using any one of them?.
Thanks in advance !