DeNoise - LIGHTROOM DeNoise AI v. TOPAZ DeNoise AI

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @RalphGoldsmith
    @RalphGoldsmith Год назад +1

    Nice presentation Keith. I haven't tried the new LR denoise yet (I don't often have images with noise to worry about). I have got Topaz denoise and if it's anything like Topaz sharpen AI (which I also have) it will work better for some images than alternatives (like LR) and worse for other images. I've also found that (at least for Sharpen AI) some playing around with the settings and options can produce better results than the defaults.

    • @KeithMasonPhotography
      @KeithMasonPhotography  Год назад

      Thanks Ralph. Based on views so far, It’s seems a bit of a niche subject. But I agree there seems to be an element of horses and courses. Like you most of my landscape stuff doesn’t need denoising, but for the theatre stuff it could be quite useful. Certainly I managed to really clean up an image for a client a couple of days ago (with LR AI denoise) far better than I would have been able to do in the past.

  • @robertlayne8180
    @robertlayne8180 Год назад +1

    Matt Kloskowski has several videos regarding LR and Topaz de noise.

  • @robertlayne8180
    @robertlayne8180 Год назад +1

    So far I have only used the manual de noise in LR. Mainly because the photos were not going to br enlarged. I will probably use the LR AI for a few photos that need to be enlarged. Hopefully, the time factor will improve. My computer is also slow with the heavy lifting.

    • @KeithMasonPhotography
      @KeithMasonPhotography  Год назад

      That’s what I’m thinking. It does a good job, but for most landscape images don’t have a noise problem, it’s the theatre ones which may benefit, if needed