Best noise reduction software

Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:

Neatimage
Helicon
Noiseware
Noise Ninja
Anything else?

I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW conversion
(so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).
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Alfred Molon
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In article <MPG.20e7bd81ccabe4ec98b57c@news.supernews.com>,
Alfred Molon <alfred_molonCANCEL@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
> Neatimage
> Helicon
> Noiseware
> Noise Ninja
> Anything else?
>
> I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW
> conversion
> (so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).

I use Noiseware as a plug-in for Elements so it should work with regular
PS.

Does a great job.

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Alfred Molon wrote:

> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
> Neatimage
> Helicon
> Noiseware
> Noise Ninja
> Anything else?

I've only used Noise Ninja, and it's great. I've never considered
looking for anything else.

Alfred Molon wrote:
> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
> Neatimage
> Helicon
> Noiseware
> Noise Ninja
> Anything else?
>
> I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW conversion
> (so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).

Ive used both Noise Ninja and Noiseware plugins
for Photoshop and Noiseware seems to do a slightly
better job. Both are very good as long as you
don't get carried away.

On Jun 24, 8:30 am, Alfred Molon <alfred_molonCAN...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
> Neatimage
> Helicon
> Noiseware
> Noise Ninja
> Anything else?
>
> I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW conversion
> (so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).
> --
>
> Alfred Molon
> ------------------------------
> Olympus 50X0, 7070, 8080, E3X0, E4X0 and E5X0 forum athttp://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/MyOlympus/http://myolympus.org/photo sharing site

Noiseware for me. It does a great job and seems a whole lot easier
than the others I have tried. (NI and NN being two of them)

Cheers

Russell
My Photography Help Blog: http://blog.pixelpix.com.au

Alfred Molon wrote:
> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
> Neatimage
> Helicon
> Noiseware
> Noise Ninja
> Anything else?

Paint Shop Pro 10 (and likely PSP-9 and PSP-11) includes a rather good
noise reduction function, and it's free for owners of that software, of
course. Always found it quite good enough, for me.

David

In article <aNqfi.10816$p8.689@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>,
David J Taylor <david-taylor@blueyonder.not-this-bit.nor-this-part.co.uk> wrote:
>Alfred Molon wrote:
>> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>>
>> Neatimage
>> Helicon
>> Noiseware
>> Noise Ninja
>> Anything else?
>
>Paint Shop Pro 10 (and likely PSP-9 and PSP-11) includes a rather good
>noise reduction function, and it's free for owners of that software, of
>course. Always found it quite good enough, for me.
>
>David
>

I just got a promo for AKVIS "Noise Buster".


http://akvis.com/en/noise-buster/examples-reduce-noise.php>


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In article <MPG.20e7bd81ccabe4ec98b57c@news.supernews.com>,
Alfred Molon <alfred_molonCANCEL@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
> Neatimage
> Helicon
> Noiseware
> Noise Ninja
> Anything else?
>
> I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW
> conversion
> (so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).

Dolby

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:30:59 +0200, Alfred Molon
<alfred_molonCANCEL@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
>
>Neatimage
>Helicon
>Noiseware
>Noise Ninja
>Anything else?
>
>I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW conversion
>(so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).

For a raw converter take a look at UFRAW, the GIMP converter.. It's
plain vanilla bilinear interpolation--not the other three
interpolation routines it supports-- has been giving me cleaner 800
ISO images than PS2. I think PS2 uses one of the fancier interpolation
routines. That may work well with low noise images but messes up when
it tries to improve things on higher noise images.

For noise reduction I use the stand alone version of Noise Ninja. I
especially like to use its noise brush to restore details in areas
such as hair where some extra noise isn't that noticeable.

jpc

Stewy wrote:
>
> In article <MPG.20e7bd81ccabe4ec98b57c@news.supernews.com>,
> Alfred Molon <alfred_molonCANCEL@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Which of these noise reduction filters delivers the best results:
> >
> > Neatimage
> > Helicon
> > Noiseware
> > Noise Ninja
> > Anything else?
> >
> > I would be using it on images of the Olympus 8080 and Sony R1, after RAW
> > conversion
> > (so it would help if it was available as a PS plugin).
>
> Dolby


Hello, Stewy:

What one...B, C, or S? <g>


Cordially,
John Turco <jtur@concentric.net>