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p.3 #1 · Adobe is Acquiring Topaz Labs


Of course I'm not denoising TIFFs if I have a RAW file and it's not much work after that.
It's natural that many people don't denoise processed images but I weant to.

An example would be an image that is composited from multiple frames, retouched, dodged/burned locally, some kind of filter applied, etc. Redoing many hours of work from 15+ years ago is not what I want to do and even if I have the old RAW files it would not be the same result.

In many cases the originals would be film scans (real scans, not digital photos of film), and the film is long gone. How would do you denoise 2004 scans from the Hassleblad 503CM? Again they might need retouching of subject matter.

EBH



Jun 28, 2026 at 10:11 AM
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p.3 #2 · Adobe is Acquiring Topaz Labs


Instead of questioning your choices, I’ll try to actually answer the question. On1 NoNoise works on TIFF files. Seems to do a decent job.

EB-1 wrote:
What is the modern solution for denoising TIFFs?

EBH




Jun 28, 2026 at 10:12 AM
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