In Adobe Camera RAW, quickly apply the same Noise Reduction to all of the photos with the same ISO, and then use masks to apply different level of NR, Sharpening, or Softening to different areas as needed.
In Photoshop, use Topez DeNoise AI and masks to apply different level of NR, Sharpening, or Softening to different areas as needed.
Re: The main (theoretical) differences between APS-C and Full-Frame?
In Adobe Camera RAW, quickly apply the same Noise Reduction and Sharpening to all of the photos with the same ISO, and then use masks to apply different level of NR and Sharpening to different areas as needed.
In Photoshop, use Topez DeNoise AI and masks to apply different level of NR and Sharpening to different areas as needed.
Jul 05, 2023 at 12:11 AM
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