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Vitaly Stolyarov2017-07-03 13:33:38
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Vitaly Stolyarov, 2017-07-03 13:33:38

Reduce photo noise?

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A simple noise reduction filter does not work well, not only removes noise (especially black dots), but blurs details

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Vitaly Stolyarov, 2017-10-01
@Ni55aN

It was possible to achieve noise removal without damaging important details.
By trial and error (don't ask about the sequence of actions :) ), using the filters Image Stabilization, Median, Dust and Scratches, I got almost what I needed, except that white artifacts appear in places when sharpening and the effect of oil paints
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Kulver_stukas, 2017-07-03
@Kulver_stukas

Use Lightroom. Or one of the denoise plugins of which there are a million. But miracles do not happen, any filter removes digital noise by blurring the image (and then oversharpening the blurry image).

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Artyom, 2017-07-03
@Makin

First, set the image resolution to the desired one through Image - Image size - Resolution. For example, for printing 220 - 300 ppi, for the web 72 is enough.
Then Filter - Noise - Reduce noise and turn the settings to the desired result. Then Filter - Sharpen - Unsharp mask and tweak the settings for the desired result. At the end is a small Gaussian blur.

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