[url=\"http://www.neatimage.com/index.html\"][u]Neat Image[/u][/url] is a filter designed to reduce visible noise and grain in photographic images produced by digital cameras and scanners. Neat Image is indispensable in low-light (indoors, night, astro) and high-speed (sport, action) photography. It is a tool for both professional photographers and digital image processing enthusiasts.
Neat Image highlights:
* Neat Image is a noise reduction plug-in (plugin for Photoshop) and standalone application
* Neat Image provides the most accurate noise reduction currently available
* Neat Image efficiently reduces noise of the following types:
o high ISO noise produced by image sensors of digital cameras
o film grain visible in scanned images
o JPEG artifacts and more...
* Neat Image uses noise profiles; a large library of camera and scanner profiles is available
* Neat Image for Windows is available in several editions: from free Demo to $74.90 Pro+ edition
Neat Image [varied license]
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Neat Image [varied license]
I need this .... I reallllyyy need this
Neat Image [varied license]
I think a lot of stock photographer's need this ;P
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“It's the rare man who understands the value of a single perfect rose.”
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Neat Image [varied license]
I've been messing with the free version, and it does work extremely well; however I am having a problem with it some areas - it is blurring things that need to be sharp - like leaves, branches and blades of grass along sky edges and shorelines. I'm sure I just need to learn more about the settings in the software, though. I haven't tried running it as a photoshop plugin yet, just as a standalone application. I am hoping that if I use it as a plugin, it will work with Selection and only clean up the areas I've selected, thus leaving the areas that are fine and which need to be sharp, alone.
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I'm sure it does, Tami. In fact... *downloads and gives it a whril*
[b]edit;[/b] Ah crap, to get the photoshop plugin you have to pay money.. I think lol
[b]edit;[/b] Ah crap, to get the photoshop plugin you have to pay money.. I think lol
Last edited by Josh on Mon Jun 11, 2007 5:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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“If you stop learning, you stop living.” ~Tami Quiring
“It's the rare man who understands the value of a single perfect rose.”
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“If you stop learning, you stop living.” ~Tami Quiring
“It's the rare man who understands the value of a single perfect rose.”
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Neat Image [varied license]
Upon installation, it asks you if you want to install it to the plugins folder as well. I chose that option, but when I had PS open last night, I forgot to check and see if it was there and functional ....oops....
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