Gausian
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How to reduce noise in Photoshop
by loganhilleI guess it is understood, but I will say it again. NEVER use your original pictures, open in Photoshop and immediately SAVE under a diffe…
I guess it is understood, but I will say it again. NEVER use your original pictures, open in Photoshop and immediately SAVE under a different file name. / / Now noise. Despite camera manufacturers promising high ISOs are good, they generally aren’t. Anything above 200 ISO on my Canon 30D gives unacceptable grainy features. NOISE. / / There are lots of noise reducer software applications around. But almost all give the same plasticy looking result. Among those that are best are NEAT IMAGE or NOISE NINJA. There is a much better result that can be obtained by using Photoshop. First, change you image mode to LAB. / / In the Layers pallet, go to CHANNELS. Select A then FILTERS>GAUSIAN BLUR>5% Select B then FILTERS>GAUSIAN BLUR>5% Select LIGHTNESS then FILTERS>NOISE>REDUCE NOISE Change the mode back to RGB. / / This should be better. But all noise reduction will in someway or other reduce the level of detail you had previously.
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This Heart Of A Flower was edited with a Gausian blur tool from Corel’s PaintShop Pro.
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This one is all about things orbiting things orbiting things while they orbit other slightly larger things
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