any editing software with noise reduction?

Is there any photo editing software with built-in noise reduction similar to
Neat Image?

peter wrote:
Is there any photo editing software with built-in noise reduction
similar to Neat Image?

JASC's Paint Shop Pro 9 - you can get a free trial download. It works at
least as well as NeatImage, and some people think it's better - I might
agree.

http://www.jasc.com

http://www.jasc.com/en/products/paintshoppro/psptrialreg.asp

Cheers,
David

peter wrote:
Is there any photo editing software with built-in noise reduction
similar to Neat Image?

JASC's Paint Shop Pro 9 - you can get a free trial download. It works at
least as well as NeatImage, and some people think it's better - I might
agree.

http://www.jasc.com

http://www.jasc.com/en/products/paintshoppro/psptrialreg.asp

Cheers,
David

"peter wrote:

Is there any photo editing software with built-in noise reduction similar to
Neat Image?
The Elements 3.0 Noise filter has a Noise Reduction option. Here is how it is
described:
"Reduce Noise. Reduces luminous noise and color noise, such as the noise
introduced by photographing with insufficient light."
Rosita

From: "David J Taylor"

JASC's Paint Shop Pro 9 - you can get a free trial download. It works at
least as well as NeatImage, and some people think it's better

Does it work on 16 bit files, like Neat Image? (Does PSP even recognize and
open 16 bit files yet?).

Does it still delete the ICC profiles for anything other than sRGB tags?

From: "David J Taylor"

JASC's Paint Shop Pro 9 - you can get a free trial download. It works at
least as well as NeatImage, and some people think it's better

Does it work on 16 bit files, like Neat Image? (Does PSP even recognize and
open 16 bit files yet?).

Does it still delete the ICC profiles for anything other than sRGB tags?

Bill Hilton wrote:
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Does it work on 16 bit files, like Neat Image? (Does PSP even
recognize and open 16 bit files yet?).

Paint Shop Pro 9 will work with 12-bit etc. RAW camera files, but does not
support 16-bit editing. There was a justification for this from Kris
Zaklika on the JASC support forums recently which made interesting
reading. I don't believe the free version of Neat Image will save 16-bit
data either.

Does it still delete the ICC profiles for anything other than sRGB
tags?

You would need to ask this is one of the JASC support forums.

Cheers,
David

Bill Hilton wrote:
[]
Does it work on 16 bit files, like Neat Image? (Does PSP even
recognize and open 16 bit files yet?).

Paint Shop Pro 9 will work with 12-bit etc. RAW camera files, but does not
support 16-bit editing. There was a justification for this from Kris
Zaklika on the JASC support forums recently which made interesting
reading. I don't believe the free version of Neat Image will save 16-bit
data either.

Does it still delete the ICC profiles for anything other than sRGB
tags?

You would need to ask this is one of the JASC support forums.

Cheers,
David

Ed Ruf wrote:
[]
Only some. Mainly dSLRs. Not my CP-5700.

I would suggest sending a 5700 RAW file to JASC as they have stated their
intention to extend RAW file support.

Does it still delete the ICC profiles for anything other than sRGB
tags?

You would need to ask this is one of the JASC support forums.

I asked this specifically in the usenet psp group and never got an
answer.

I gave up on the usenet newsgroup - too much rubbish - the JASC forums are
far better and the actual developers can sometimes be found answering
users' questions.

Cheers,
David

Ed Ruf wrote:
[]
Only some. Mainly dSLRs. Not my CP-5700.

I would suggest sending a 5700 RAW file to JASC as they have stated their
intention to extend RAW file support.

Does it still delete the ICC profiles for anything other than sRGB
tags?

You would need to ask this is one of the JASC support forums.

I asked this specifically in the usenet psp group and never got an
answer.

I gave up on the usenet newsgroup - too much rubbish - the JASC forums are
far better and the actual developers can sometimes be found answering
users' questions.

Cheers,
David