Publisher's Description
From Imagenomic:
Noiseware is a software tool from Imagenomic that is setting the standard for digital image noise reduction. Noiseware leads the field for speed, quality and ease-of-use in restoring image fidelity by eliminating digital noise and unwanted artifacts introduced by high ISO photography and less than optimal environmental conditions. Noiseware Professional Plug-in for Windows works with both 8-bit and 16-bit images, provides Photoshop action support, and is compatible with Adobe Photoshop CS2/CS3/CS4 and Adobe Photoshop Elements 4/5/6/7. 64 bit Photoshop CS4 is supported on Vista 64 bit. Version 4.2 includes 64-bit Vista/CS4 support and various bug fixes.
What's new in this version: Version 4.2 includes 64-bit Vista/CS4 support and various bug fixes.
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"good one software"
Version: Noiseware Professional Plug-in 4.2
Pros
good software
Cons
good software
Summary
good software
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"Where is the Mac OS-X 64 bit upgrade for Photoshop CS5?"
Version: Noiseware Professional Plug-in 4.2
Pros
I haven't purchased yet, but judging from the reviews, this seems like excellent software.
Cons
I'm running Photoshop CS5.5 in 64 bit mode and Noiseware won't run in 64 bit mode on a Mac. It will on a PC... but not on my iMac.
Summary
If I'm reading the reviews correctly, they have been promising a Mac version that runs in 64 bit mode for over a year now. I won't purchase it until that happens. When I questioned Imagenomic about it directly, they got a bit snippy with me. Clearly this is a sore subject with them. I have to wonder why that is???
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"Easy to use; does what Photoshop CS4 can't."
Version: Noiseware Professional Plug-in 4.2
Pros
It does a very effective job of smoothing a picture by softening or deleting any color or luminance noise, while preserving details.
Cons
It takes a little bit of experimenting to get it "just right". At first a novice is likely to turn a perfectly good but "noisy" photo into a blurred mess. The user interface is adequate but less than ideal..
Summary
If you shoot JPEGs and are tired of all the digital artifacts that come with blowing up the image past wallet size, then this is the "magic" solution for you. My first experiment was to smooth out a dramatic cloudy sky. After a number of attempts, the clouds now look smooth, with silky blends from dark to light. I had tried the blur tool, and other tools in Photoshop with no acceptable results; Noiseware Pro did the trick.
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