The best way to deal with digital noise in photographs is to start with having a correctly exposed photograph taken by a high-ISO capable camera. Then digital noise mostly isn’t an issue unless you start pushing the upper limits of what the camera is capable of. But sometimes (hopefully only sometimes), you have to deal with an under-exposed photograph from an older camera … and then the digital noise becomes apparent. Then we have to use software to clean the image up …
digital noise reduction software: Neat Image
August 7, 2010
Filed under: digital imaging,digital workflow,software review — Tags: digital imaging, digital noise reduction software, neat image — Neil vN @ 9:52 am
Comments (26)


