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Sauk
5th of August 2008 (Tue), 09:04
August 5 , 2008 -- Noise Ninja for Aperture released
PictureCode today officially released a Aperture plug-in version of its top-rated Noise Ninja software, which removes high-ISO noise and grain from digital images. The official release is available on the download page (http://www.picturecode.com/download.htm).

All I can say right now is, Yeeaaaaaaah :)
Sauk
5th of August 2008 (Tue), 14:37
I have spent some time using it and I believe it is solid. I like it so far.
sf1
5th of August 2008 (Tue), 15:22
Thanks....I'll check it out.
sf1
5th of August 2008 (Tue), 15:47
The full version price is ok, better priced than most Aperture plug-ins I've seen so far.
Sauk
5th of August 2008 (Tue), 16:53
Yeah for me the upgrade was only 20 bucks.

Not bad IMHO and well worth it as to me NN is the best noise program around.
metalman1010
6th of August 2008 (Wed), 10:46
How come the cost was only 20$ for you? Was it because you had NN for Photoshop?

Ross
Sauk
6th of August 2008 (Wed), 14:45
Yeah I already had the pro package I purchased a year ago. So the upgrade cost to aperture was just 20 bucks
metalman1010
6th of August 2008 (Wed), 16:05
Well thats cool because I have that also so Whoopie!

And I aparently found out I will be able to get Aperture free when I start working at Apple, I just have to ask the right people.

Whoopie!!!

Ross
coolie21
7th of August 2008 (Thu), 17:16
The full version price is ok, better priced than most Aperture plug-ins I've seen so far.
Not so happy here - $79USD for the aperture plug in compared to $34 for the mac standalone. A lot to pay for the convenience of having it as a plugin (yeah, I know, 16bit v 8 bit etc etc, but a lot for one plug in for an non pro)
sf1
8th of August 2008 (Fri), 07:25
Not so happy here - $79USD for the aperture plug in compared to $34 for the mac standalone. A lot to pay for the convenience of having it as a plugin (yeah, I know, 16bit v 8 bit etc etc, but a lot for one plug in for an non pro)

Well, that's significantly better than the $249 USD for the Viveza plug in that I'm testing out. I'm with you, they should have an Aperture plug in at a much lower cost, instead we have to buy a bundled version.