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do u reduce noise?
« on: Jul 15, 07 at 16:45 »
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hi guys...
im using photoshop element to edit my pic...
just wonder do u ever use Despeckle & Reduce Noise under Filter??  HUH??
is there any different if i use Unsharp Mask under Filter??? HUH??
im kind of confuse.... Dammit !
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Re: do u reduce noise?
« Reply #1 on: Jul 16, 07 at 02:23 »
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I never use the unsharp mask, but I have used the despeckle filter before and it helps clear up stuff like lighting problems/difference, dust reflections, and stuff like that. But I think the unsharp mask is fine for what you want to do  Cute smile
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Re: do u reduce noise?
« Reply #2 on: Jul 16, 07 at 06:18 »
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If the noise level is very high, I use despeckle or reduce noise. Otherwise I don't touch these two filters at all.


I hate noisy photos. That's why I always set my ISO lower. Lighting may be compromised but it's easier to tweak lighting than noise level.
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Re: do u reduce noise?
« Reply #3 on: Jul 16, 07 at 09:34 »
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unsharp mask makes photos sharper, which brings out the grain even more. Despeckle and Reduce Noise help clear up dust, etc. and some grain in photos.
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