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Topaz denoise 6 plug in
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Just find that for most images and especially with portraits, I get a much better conversions out of C1. Once I get to a point that they are not, I will think about plug-ins again.Ĭurrently on Capture 1 ver 20 after being on LR since ver 2.

TOPAZ DENOISE 6 PLUG IN SOFTWARE

At the moment I am still trying to get in the new software and before I haven't learned to use its functionality properly I will not be ble to tell whether the denoise functions in there are sufficient for me or not. I tested Topaz DeNoise and I realized that there is the same detour via auxiliary file formats like TIFFs that I had to take when using Capture NX2 as a plug-in to Capture NX-D to be able to occasionally use its selective processing tools.

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So I can have it on an SSD together with my photos and it will run on any PC where I plug in the SSD.Ĭurrently I am not using plug-ins. I do with XnViewMP, which is great from its functions and because it is a PortableApp, i.e. Everything else like tagging, shrinking etc. I stay with this approach and use C1 just for processing the NEFs and exporting them to JPG.

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Thus I made it a principle not to use any of their software, being it PDF stuff, photography or whatever.Īs I was used to work without catalogues, sessions etc. After taking my first days practicing I see no reason to go for an Adobe product and I must admit that this company has driven me nuts a couple of times in the past in relation to my job.

topaz denoise 6 plug in

After I learned here in the forum that Capture One uses the Nikon algorithms - at least in the Nikon only version, I tried C1 for the 30 days and then got a subscription a couple of days ago. After getting my D750 I could not use the discontinued Nikon software anymore and swithced to Capture NX-D, where Iwas missing the selective post processing functions of NX2 for occasional tweaking of particular details in some photos. Reason was that the Nikon algorithms to process their own RAW format were and still are considered superior to third party products by many phtographers out there, especially compared to the Adobe software. When getting into post processing after having been converted to a RAW shooter years ago I first used View NX2 and Capture NX2, because it was recommended to me. I used Aurora and it’s fine, but I’m finding Capture one handles detail so well and it’s much easier to get an image that looks like it’s been taken on this planet that I don’t think I’ve opened it this year. It’s very limited in what it’s going to produce but I’ve never been able to get similar results in other programs.

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For record photos getting around heat haze etc I’d love it.įor “hostile” processing I use Silver Efex Pro and have had lots of fun. I’m convinced that for a beautiful wall hanger you’ve got to get it right in camera. Yes, they brought up detail and did amazing things, but these are what I’d call rescue programs, and when I compared a properly taken photo to an almost that was rescued it was a no brainer. I’ve tried (2 days of testing) Topaz sharpen and denoise and really wanted to like them. I do sometimes also seriously over process and I’ve had great fun and results with Capture One. I don’t use plug ins as I mostly only make modest adjustments relying on the original image. I’ve reprocessed nearly all the images I liked and prefer the end result in every case. The good side of Capture One, and why I love it compared to LR is the detail it gets out, the use of layers, and the colour management. It works for me as I do things in an unusual way (I have subject folders so only populating a small part of the catalogue), but if you’re used to working with the entire catalogue it has to populate the database each time and for me it’s about 1000 images a minute. The Capture One DAM is in desperate need of updating. The two great things I found with LR was the DAM that if done properly is amazing, and its friendliness for hopping in and out of other programs. I went from NX-2 (now unsupported) to LR (loss of trust issues) to Luminar (started going in a direction I wasn’t interested in) and have ended up in Capture One.









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