Need advice on how to reduce the noise.
I LOVE this picture of my daughter but it looks really noisey and I am not sure how to fix it or keep it from happening, any suggestions?
If you repost it, and check the "Store Original box, we might be able to help you better.
Mike
At the very least it would be nice at what ISO you used - not certain, but very likely the problem.
Hi, I use Noiseware Community Edition which is free from imagenomic.com.
I have used it for many years and have always found it works well.
Ron
mdeman
Loc: Damascus, Maryland
Without seeing the original, it's really hard to be definite. But to me your problem doesn't look like noise, it's lack of contrast. First just try adjusting your lighting levels and increasing contrast.
HEART
Loc: God's Country - COLORADO
ronotley wrote:
Hi, I use Noiseware Community Edition which is free from imagenomic.com.
I have used it for many years and have always found it works well.
Ron
Ron - didn't know that it existed - have several other programs, but it does do a nice job, even without PS. Thanks for the tip!
Welcome to UHH. You have a very cute daughter. She looks so patient while posing. Thanks for sharing.
PNagy
Loc: Missouri City, Texas
Emmasmom wrote:
I LOVE this picture of my daughter but it looks really noisey and I am not sure how to fix it or keep it from happening, any suggestions?
Keep the ISO as low as possible. Use as fast a lens as you have. Obtain some sort of boost for the lighting, possibly by using a reflector.
If all that fails, Photoshop CS5 has a great noise reduction filter in its Camera Raw section. After using it you will have toi sharpen to regain some lost detail, but the picture should ended up looking sharper and less noisy than before.
ronotley wrote:
Hi, I use Noiseware Community Edition which is free from imagenomic.com.
I have used it for many years and have always found it works well.
Ron
Just went on line to get Noiseware. It's not free. Am I mistaken?
mdeman
Loc: Damascus, Maryland
Community Edition is free. Scroll down to bottom of page.
Thanks for the tip.... I am having trouble getting the site to open. Could you attach an actual link. Greatly appreciated!
ronotley wrote:
Hi, I use Noiseware Community Edition which is free from imagenomic.com.
I have used it for many years and have always found it works well.
Ron
Clicker2014 wrote:
Thanks for the tip.... I am having trouble getting the site to open. Could you attach an actual link. Greatly appreciated!
ronotley wrote:
Hi, I use Noiseware Community Edition which is free from imagenomic.com.
I have used it for many years and have always found it works well.
Ron
Never mind! Found it :oops: Thanks again for the tip!
I was having the same issues with my Canon 550D, but the way I fixed it was went online and purchased a five dollar on board flash softener. With that on my flash, along with my shutter speed set at 1/200, cleared up all of the noise and gave everything a much more natural feel.
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