vjack Goldmember  1,602 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2005 Location: Mississippi, USA More info | Dec 21, 2005 07:24 | #1 I'm ready to get some decent noise reduction software and have already done a fair amount of reading on the subject. I want a PS plug-in rather than a stand-alone program, and it must be able to to 16-bit. It sounds like the primary contenders are Noise Ninja and Neat Image, with Ninja receiving a slight edge in most comparative reviews. Before I buy Noise Ninja, are there others I should consider?
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fslshooter Goldmember  1,469 posts Joined Nov 2004 Location: DeLand, Florida More info | Dec 21, 2005 09:09 | #2 vjack wrote: Before I buy Noise Ninja, are there others I should consider? I don't have an answer for your question; however, I was in your position a few months ago and opted for Noise Ninja. I'm happy with it and highly recommend it although I've used nothing else. Jerry ~ Baseball is a game where only defensive players handle the ball and offensive players who hit successfully in only one third of their at bats are among the best in the sport.
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From what I've read, Noise Ninja and Neat Image are nearly equivalent. NN is supposed to be faster, but image quality appears to be something of a toss up. Of the comparative reviews I've found, some prefer NN and others NI. However, it seems like I'm finding NN picked as the winner a bit more often.
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CurtisN Master Flasher  19,129 posts Likes: 11 Joined Apr 2005 Location: Northern Illinois, US More info | Dec 21, 2005 09:35 | #4 I don't know about NeatImage, but you can download and try Noise Ninja for free - You can see the results on your monitor, but you can't save or print the files unless you buy a license. At least you can take a look at the Instruction Manual and get a feel for the user interface to see if you like it. "If you're not having fun, your pictures will reflect that." - Joe McNally
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delinian Senior Member 676 posts Joined May 2005 More info | Dec 21, 2005 10:17 | #5 Vjack, I went through this decision delema a couple weeks ago. Downoaded Ninja, and Noiseware. Decided on the Noiseware Pro plug-in for CS2. They all "seem" fairly equal to me, but chose NW for the GUI. ?? Hope this helps, dnld, and try 'em all. Dennis
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CyberDyneSystems Admin (type T-2000)  More info | Dec 21, 2005 10:21 | #6 Both (although I have not actually used NN so a little assumption) but both the results vary epending on learning curve and time taken to set it up right fro each task. GEAR LIST
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snibbetsj Senior Member 819 posts Joined Jun 2004 Location: Panama City Beach, FL More info | I liked the free Noiseware Community version enough that I bought Pro version. Just my $.02 Jeff Stebbins
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Good suggestions all. I'll go ahead and download some trials.
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