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Feb 07, 2010 23:23 |  #1

ok, i have an image that was shot at ISO1600 and needs a bit of Noise Ninja work.

question is, at which point do i run the images through Noise Ninja? before of after LR / PS?


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Feb 08, 2010 07:16 |  #2

If you shot in Raw, it makes sense to do all you can in your Raw processor before converting to do something in an external editor -- at least that's how I approach things.


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Feb 08, 2010 08:02 |  #3

NN has to be after the RAW converter because it has to have an RGB image to work on. My usual practice, however - using Neat image, not NN, but I think they are similar, is to not do the usual capture sharpening in LR, leaving it to be done in NI because there I can balance the sharpening against the noise reduction. Of course, after the n.r. you can work further on the tif in either LR or PS.


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Feb 08, 2010 08:33 as a reply to  @ tzalman's post |  #4

I agree with Elie, but I use NIK's DFine for noise reduction.


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Feb 08, 2010 13:29 |  #5

I use Noiseware, and when I do, it's after sharpening (I always sharpen for print, so no problem there). That way I can determine the amount of noise left very accurately.

Noiseware seems to deal very well with a sharpened image.




  
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