What the best can Noise Ninja bring?

I use it on a dupe layer & then use a layer mask to apply it to the areas where I want it.

It helps to not have a life?

J Rabin wrote in post #3246562
Galaxy:
maybe this will help you: http://postit.rutgers.​edu …5FCanonRAW%5FWo​rkflow.pdf

Hi Jack,

The link does not work any more. Can you re-post the document?
Or is there some other way of getting it?

Thanks

bester:
Yes, link expires every 30 days to save space. Here is the file. Hope it helps you. http://postit.rutgers.​edu …5FCanonRAW%5FWo​rkflow.pdf

Does NN work on JPG's? I've been seriously thinking about getting a copy and trying it out, but wasn't sure how to use it. I may have to give it a whirl....

ejsjrnc wrote in post #3582324
Does NN work on JPG's?

Only JPG or TIFF. If you shoot RAW, you have to convert first (at least with the standalone version, I'm not sure about the Plugin).

Layer masking is one way. But NN also has a "noise brush" that can be used to recover detail from areas where you want to save it. Basically you use it to erase the noise-removed image revealing the original underneath.

I like NN. Anything I shoot at ISO 1600 or higher gets batch processed through it. I just use the default settings but turn off the sharpening.