There
are several ways to reduce noise from
ISO 100, ISO 200 and ISO 400 and ISO 800*
Coolpix 990, 995, 880, 885 & 4500 images. The
trick is to reduce as much noise as possible while keeping
most of detail and sharpness intact.
These
Photoshop actions work exclusively
with Nikon Coolpix 990/995, 880/885
& new 4500 jpeg
or tiff files.
They are optimized to reduce or in some cases completely
eliminate noise from normal/high images, while retaining
most detail and sharpness.
They are also much faster than any
noise reduction currently available. (compatible
with Photoshop's batch mode).
All
cp-isoR actions are compatible with Photoshop 5.0, 5.5,
6.0, 7 or higher (PC and MAC) Currently
not compatible with PhotoshopLE and Elements.
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All
images were taken at the same location with a tripod
and self-timer. No manipulation was made to the
images prior performing the actions. The samples
are crops from the 100% image.
Here
is a thumbnail of the image used:
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cp-iso400R
(for
ISO 400 images)
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ISO
400
images show a tremendous amount of noise. For
that reason, some photographers never use it.
When running the new cp-iso400R action,
you can rescue those ISO 400 shots, and produce
professional quality images.
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cp-iso400R
comparison:
BEFORE AND AFTER
cp-iso200R
(for
ISO 200 images)
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ISO
200
images show a considerable amount of noise in
low light conditions. When running the new cp-iso200R
action, you can make those ISO200 shots useable
and produce professional quality images at this
ISO sensitivity.
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cp-iso200R
comparison:
BEFORE AND AFTER
cp-iso100R
(for
ISO 100 images)
| ISO
100
already provides relatively clean images with small
amounts of noise when shot in normal light conditions.
However, when shooting in low light there is a possibility
that ISO 100 images could have a noticeable amount
of noise in the shadows (noticeable in prints).
This smart action will ONLY reduce noise when necessary.
Therefore, you can safely run cp-iso100R
with all your ISO 100 images, and not have to worry
about loosing precious detail. It also works in
Photoshop batch mode, which is a great timesaver
for professionals who want to clean up a large quantity
of pictures all at once. |
cp-iso100R
comparison:
BEFORE AND AFTER
cp-iso800R
(for
ISO 800 images)
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ISO
800
images show extremely large amounts of noise.
For that reason, some photographers never use
it. When running the new cp-iso800R action,
you can rescue those ISO 800 shots, and produce
acceptable quality images.
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cp-iso800R
comparison:
BEFORE AND AFTER
