Removing Excess Noise With Topaz Impression
In today's In The Digital Studio, I give you the settings for an oil glaze preset which will help remove excess noise from your subject photo, yet maintain the integral details of the photo. It's a useful preset for those of us who shoot in low light, often resulting in too much noise in the original photo.
The original, dark, noisy photo...
...turns into this by adding a texture and by using my Topaz Impression Oil Glaze settings on just the bird layer.
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2 Comments
1/8/2017 12:59:34 am
Great tutorial on how to do layers and painting back in the background. Picked up a couple of tips. May I ask why you put the background over the top of the bird in a soft light adjustment? I didn't pick up on what happened there. 1/8/2017 04:32:03 am
I often will do that to enable the subject to pick up colors, texture and lighting from the background I've used. In this case, I wanted to adjust his lighting a bit more, which is why I placed it on top. See 8:32 on the video. Leave a Reply. |
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