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Jan 12, 2016 11:20 AM in response to Rajnesh Domalpalliby Russ H,Take a look at this product. There is a demo version.
The processing can take a while.
Good luck.
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by Karsten Schlüter,Jan 12, 2016 9:04 PM in response to Rajnesh Domalpalli
Karsten Schlüter
Jan 12, 2016 9:04 PM
in response to Rajnesh Domalpalli
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Videoanother denoiser to take into consideration is Photon Pro, discription and comparison to Neat here:
… good for the smaller budget
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Jan 13, 2016 6:53 AM in response to Karsten Schlüterby Rajnesh Domalpalli,Thank You Russ and Karsten.
Finally, I chose Neat Video 4, because it gave me more control and a better way to analyze my footage.
I've attached Screen Shots from two examples. In the First case, you'll see the following three Images:
The UnFiltered version (without using Neat/ Grain Reduction):
The Result with Neat Video's Default Setting:
My Manually tweaked Version using Neat's First Cut as a Starting Point:
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The Next Set of Images shows the same things as before, but with a Different Shot, and the Noise in the Y (Luminance Channel's) High, Mid and Low Ranges:
Pre Neat Video:
Neat Video Default Settings:
Neat Video Manually Tweaked (with its Default as a Starting Point):
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Rajnesh
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Jan 13, 2016 7:39 AM in response to Rajnesh Domalpalliby Russ H,Thanks for posting the results…interesting.
Russ
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by Karsten Schlüter,Jan 13, 2016 7:52 AM in response to Rajnesh Domalpalli
Karsten Schlüter
Jan 13, 2016 7:52 AM
in response to Rajnesh Domalpalli
Level 7 (32,668 points)
Videothanks, Rajnesh, for sharing your tests, impressive results!
esp. in the blacks, the 'confetti' gone, without posterizing ...
Will you color correct the pic (white blance), … ? Or do you keep this 'sandy' look? (I like it)
Would be interesting how the denoising looks then …
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Jan 14, 2016 3:44 AM in response to Karsten Schlüterby Rajnesh Domalpalli,Hi Karsten,
I will definitely Color Correct the Footage and Re-Upload some images in a couple of days.
I'll let you know what workflow I used, but I think it'll probably be: Noise Reduction first, and then Color Correction.
Thanks,
Rajnesh





