#DENOISE GIMP SOFTWARE#
As you have the same model, I'm curious at the moment, do you happen to have any photos you wouldn't mind sharing which show how well it can preform with better glass? I know the camera is more than capable of quality photos, but so many of my shots with these stock lenses have led me to wonder if getting something newer would be better vrs investing in better glass and within that wonderment I find myself just settling with the idea of going neither route and moving on from the hobby which becomes another thing I wrestle with because I KNOW I enjoy this, especially when the shots come out amazingly without editing.Īny-who.Home | Photography | Photography Software | Best Noise Reduction Software for Photographers in 2023Īfter thorough testing, Topaz DeNoise AI has proven to be the best noise reduction software for photographers compared to other denoise software such as DxO PureRAW 2, ON1 NoNoise AI, and Luminar NEO. I'm glad to see you completely understand my woes with this camera and its stock lenses. Hopefully with time I'll relearn what I once knew and diving into such a task will become as easy as I remember mahvin. I thought about that, but my patience with trying to relearn the best way to separate foreground from background ran out too quickly and I started thinking about what other options were available. Where can I find this plug-in (do you happen to have a link I can use)? Is it fairly intuitive or is there a good walk through for being able to take advantage of its uses? And do you know, is it compatible with GIMP vr 2.10? I tried running a quick and simple search online just now but wasn't able to find anything related to jappaloe1963. This " G'mic Ferguson noise mahvin" tool seems to have the best balance in cleaning up a photo, without going too far into softening up the primary subject to my eye. Honestly of the examples / suggestions everyone was so kind as to share, I think I like this idea the best. My aim isn't to remove details of the bird itself, its a beautiful bird! But to remove the static, or grainy mess from the background so when I go to print the image for my collection I have something that is easier on the sallyanne & racer-x. It's rare to see such a breed in my area, and thus is why I wanted to clean the photo up a bit. It visited my back yard while flying through on its migratory flight the other month. This particular bird is a Hummingbird, specifically a Rufous Hummingbird. If by honey eater, you mean nectar, yes it is. I can clearly see the differences between each of the suggested Tas_mania. To see the results you've all posted is great and give me hope for my camera lenses inherent flaws.
I have an old stigmatic memory of fourms and most of the ones that I use to visit carried negative people who weren't very helpful, or kind with their replies. First of all, to all who replied THANK YOU. Is there a detailed, newbie friendly walk through available to do the tasks at hand for GIMP version 2.10, or an intuitive enough tool available to complete the job? Is it salvageable? And beyond the back ground, is the main subject "clean-up-able"? Specifically I'm wondering what the best methods of removing / cleaning up grainy back grounds would be? Layering, then editing? A "magic" tool (plugin?) to do the job? The subject of this photo I think is well(ish) in focus, but the background is horribly grainy.
#DENOISE GIMP HOW TO#
RAW file on my hard drive, I'd like to do what I can to enhance it without spending hours of life searching how to clean it up, or working on it to do so. The photo example I'm posting is of interest to me. I've had the camera for YEARS now, and I know, I know, these lenses tend to lend themselves to grainy photos, as I'm sure a lot of you may know. I have a Canon Ti3 and sadly stock, out of box lenses. I also know the "basic" included features of GIMP are quite powerful in and of themselves. With the wonders of GIMP I know there are numerous plugins, which all offer their more or less complex means for manipulating a photo. I'm technical by trade, but stopped using photo editing a long time ago as complexity, to me, fell out of interest in favor of other aspects of life however I have a knack for photography and am trying to get back into the hobby.Īnyway, that extremely brief background aside.
I have an old Photoshop knowledge base, and VERY basic GIMP (old as well) knowledge base.
I know there are search options, but there are SO many options for specific needs when it comes to GIMP, I don't know where to start. I'm bleedingly new to the forum, so go easy on me.
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