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Today Topaz released DeNoise 6, an updated version of their noise reduction software, complete with new features. As always, our update is free to anyone who already owns DeNoise, and for those who don’t own it, DeNoise 6 will be on sale ($30 off!) from February 24th – March 20th. Please use the coupon code "NOISEFREE" to take advantage of the discounted price of $49.99 (regularly $79.99).
Topaz DeNoise is designed to let you shoot anywhere in any light and still get crisp, clear and noise-free images. Specializing in extremely noisy high ISO images, DeNoise removes distracting image noise while preserving image detail, giving you the image you wanted without the noise you don’t. Major features introduced in Topaz DeNoise 6 include:
• Standalone Application - DeNoise 6 now works as a standalone product and doesn’t require a host editor to work. Although it can still be used as a plugin through Photoshop, Lightroom, and other supported host programs.
• Camera Specific Presets - DeNoise 6 introduces dozens of presets based on various camera profiles, with multiple ISO presets for each camera.
• Batch Processing (in standalone mode only) - DeNoise 6 introduces batch processing, allowing you to process a whole folder of images at once. That means no more need for Photoshop actions! Note that batch processing is only available in the standalone version, not the plugin version.
• Support for High DPI (4k) monitors in Windows 7/8/10
Controlling Brush Intensity in Lightroom 6 / CC 2015
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Which image editing program is right for you?
If you are a budding photographer looking for the best way to improve your photos, start using and mastering an image editing program. Even photos that are captured perfectly in camera can benefit from some image editing to bring out their best.
Here are a few free options:
Here are some premium options:
If you really want to go the extra mile you should also look at using plug-ins, such as Topaz, On One, and Nik. I will discuss these in future posts.
What software do you use and what would you like to learn about it? Please share this article and post your comments below.
Taking pictures of landmarks and sites can be difficult, the more popular the location the more likely it is that people, vehicles, and other objects will get in the way obstructing your view. "Monument Mode" uses a new algorithm to distinguish moving objects from fixed ones, one-click and those obstructions are gone for good.
Chromatic Aberration and Defringe Photoshop can be hard to learn and there are a ton of tutorials out there that are just too difficult for beginners. I wanted to make a series that would help anyone having trouble getting started. Don't give up, you can learn this!
