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Bill Allsopp
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Dfine Noise reduction

Noise is not usually a major problem on my 1Ds3
but the occasional images throws some up or of course if I use high iso.

I downloaded a trial version of Dfine 2.0 from Nik and, even though I have only run it one one image so far, I am almost certain I will buy it. I was staggered at how completely it removed noise (just on the default setting) without affecting sharpness of the image at all.

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Re: Dfine Noise reduction

Bill, before you go down that route may I pipe up for my favourite -Capture One 4...try the trial on that...in fact why not do a comparison of different programs emoticon

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Re: Dfine Noise reduction

Thanks Chris, I'm a Lightroom user and understand LR3 has much better noise reduction than v.2 so I may look at that too.

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Re: Dfine Noise reduction

Also Neatimage might be worth a look, not tried it myself but watched Drew gardners dvd the other day and he uses it, if its good enough for someone producing high end advertising shots then it must be worth a look.

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