Controlling noise reduction
NoiseControl removes image noise and other artifacts, claims developer The Plugin Site, while keeping image edges and details intact and at the same time applies sophisticated sharpening without amplifying noise.
It distinguishes details from noise by performing “thousands of clever calculation per pixel,” the Nuremberg, Germany-based company says.
The software also offers saturation and grain features for enhancing the image after denoising. It can also apply denoising with extreme settings to create painting-like effects.
In order to selectively adjusting the denoising for various image areas, NoiseControl allows you to alter the denoising parameters in shadows, midtones, highlights and nine color areas of the image. These selective adjustments can be performed with the help of sliders or by clicking on the appropriate image area with the eyedropper tool and dragging left or right.
The Photoshop-compatible plug-in for Windows is $50.
It distinguishes details from noise by performing “thousands of clever calculation per pixel,” the Nuremberg, Germany-based company says.
The software also offers saturation and grain features for enhancing the image after denoising. It can also apply denoising with extreme settings to create painting-like effects.
In order to selectively adjusting the denoising for various image areas, NoiseControl allows you to alter the denoising parameters in shadows, midtones, highlights and nine color areas of the image. These selective adjustments can be performed with the help of sliders or by clicking on the appropriate image area with the eyedropper tool and dragging left or right.
The Photoshop-compatible plug-in for Windows is $50.
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