Free Digital Noise Filter
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I've got PS Elements and the plugins don't work with it. I'm wondering how I would use the filter with it. Filter the noise with Helicon's program first then do any adjustments in Elements, or use Elements first?
chippy
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Dee:
I don't think it matters which way round you use it does it? I tried both ways without any noticable diffrence. It works well but a shame it doesn't work with TIFFs.
Has anyone tried it with a really back scattery pic to see what it does?
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Gilligan
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I have used it on several of my no-flash manual WB pics and it did a very good job. I use the free stand alone version.
I re-sized, and cropped if desired, my pic first in PS7 to 640 X 480. I then made any other adjustments such as brightness, contrast, sharpening etc. I saved the adjusted pic and opened it in Helicon and adjusted the noise and re-saved it. I re-opened it in PS7 one last time to check it. I had to re-do the sharpening on some of the pics. I then do a "save for web" in PS7. So far I like it better than any of the other free PS plugins I have used.
I re-sized, and cropped if desired, my pic first in PS7 to 640 X 480. I then made any other adjustments such as brightness, contrast, sharpening etc. I saved the adjusted pic and opened it in Helicon and adjusted the noise and re-saved it. I re-opened it in PS7 one last time to check it. I had to re-do the sharpening on some of the pics. I then do a "save for web" in PS7. So far I like it better than any of the other free PS plugins I have used.
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