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Sep 16, 2014 08:55 |  #1

Hello everyone.
I own a Canon 6D and Lightroom 4.4
I am quite interested in the noise reduction of Lightroom.
Someone who owns a Canon 6d, that used Lightroom 4, and then upgraded to Lightroom 5, did notice a good improvement on noise reduction? (I need it mostly from 3200 ISO to 12800 ISO)

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Sep 16, 2014 18:48 |  #2

Sorry it isn't clear from your post, are you asking if Lightroom (4 or 5) does a good job removing high iso noise or are you asking if LR 5 is improved compared to LR4?


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Sep 16, 2014 19:00 |  #3

The way I read it is zulutown is asking if there is an improvement in LR5 over LR4 in controlling noise on a 6D.



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Sep 16, 2014 20:30 |  #4

I can speak about 5D3 (sorry for 6D which i don't have)
5D3 and LR 4 >> the raw straight out of the camera show less noises in LR4 than LR5 (without post process), i was very surprised, but LR5 handle very well the noise reduction, so i'll say .. it's ok ;)


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