Noise Ninja Software

AKVIS Noise Buster Photoshop Plugin Updated

Image noise is present in digital images that have been created by a camera or scanned, and can significantly compromise the level of detail. This is especially the case with images shot in low-light conditions or of high-speed subject matter. A range of software is available to reduce or remove noise, such as such as Topaz DeNoise , Neat Image , NoiseControl and Noise Ninja .

AKVIS Noise Buster, recently updated to version 8, functions as a plugin for Mac and Windows Photoshop-compatible applications, as well as a standalone application. It reduces both luminance and color noise via automatic filtering, with the ability for users to adjust the settings separately while viewing side-by-side before and after versions of an image. The program also provides batch processing, with version 8 notably adding support for GPU (graphical processing unit) acceleration that is said to significantly speed up noise suppression filtering.Also new is a Smart Blur tool to smooth the grain and noise while preserving edges and details, a History Brush to restore areas to their original state, a parameter Edge Intensity to the edges and borders more visible quietly revealing; presets and support for RAW files.

Home version of Noise Buster can be purchased on the site of AKVIS to $ 49, with the Deluxe Home and Business at a price of $ 55 and $ 89 respectively. Trial versions are also available for download.

Moonrise Noise And Noise Ninja

More than 1 year ago, in April 2010 I took a series of rising moon images just out of my window (near the center of Moscow) with 200mm lens. Then I got an idea to stack them to show the moonrise process.

I liked the result but it contained too much noise. Firstly I tried to suppress it with the NEAT IMAGE software but there were too much artefacts after filtering and my image was rejected with the reason "overfiltered". In some months I undertook a second attempt using NOISEWARE PROFESSIONAL . It worked much better but there were still remarkable artefacts and the image was rejected again. Finally, I was advised by Art ( Lostarts on DT) to use NOISE NINJA and was surprised how effectively and precisely it works. No noise and no artefacts. So, the image was accepted at DT, at last and I hope for some amount of sales.

So, trying different software for noise supression I can say that NOISE NINJA is for sure the best one. Thank you, NINJA and thank you, Art!

>I started to take photo seriously in 2009 shooting sky objects (which my PF started with). Then I extended my interest to other subjects. I am very beginner in photography.

I jojned DT in Nov 2009 and got exclusivity in Jun 2010.

I would be grateful to those buyers who let me know how and where my images are used. It can be done by commenting the image that has been bought. Thank you!

My referal ID is res1814166. Сlick here to join DT as my referral and feel free to ask for any help.

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