I saw those posts at Pentaxforums and was wondering how much work there was to 
get the result johnbee was showing us. I downloaded a trial edition of Topaz 
Denoise and one ISO25600 picture from K-5 and tried myself. Here are the 
pictures:  

http://album.heime.org/Default.aspx?albummode=Folder&albumpath=%2falbum%2fDeNoise

"ubehandlet" = no noise reduction at all
"lightest" .. "moderate"  .. "strongest with debanding" is all standard presets 
in Topaz Denoise and no manual tweaking at all.
Lightroom50-50 is with color noise reduction and luminance noise reduction in 
Lightroom 3.2 set to 50
"topazdenoise med personlig preferanse" = my personal tweaking with Denoise for 
five minutes.

Some pictures processed with Topaz Denoise got a strange color cast. It's 
easily fixed, but makes batch processing more difficult if pictures end up like 
this.

Stig Vidar Hovland


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Boris 
Liberman
Sent: Friday, October 22, 2010 2:58 PM
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List
Subject: Topaz Denoise and its siblings... A question thereabout

Hi!

I realize this has been discussed a number of times, so I apologize in advance. 
Most recent demonstrations of K-5 at very high ISO settings on pentax forums 
using Topaz Denoise were very impressive. I thought that instead of buying a 
new camera (which is out of the question at this moment and few more moments to 
come) I might buy (use a freeware one) noise reduction software to extend the 
effectively useful ISO range of my K-7.

Presently I downloaded Topaz Denoise for the trial and it is very impressive. I 
wonder are there any alternatives or even better products?

What would you recommend?

Thanks.

Boris

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