Re: filmscanners: Grain reduction software

[DRP]

I tryed quantum mechanics plugin (Lite version). Works really nice, but
sharpening logically increases film grain.
Too expensive but can save time.

Regards.

Didier


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Re: filmscanners: Grain reduction software

[Dale Gail]

From: "Chris Hargens" [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 The following was posted on the digital-finearts (Yahoo) list. You may
find
 it of interest.

 (Re: [digital-fineart] Report from Seybold)

 There is a Photoshop plugin available now that helps to reduce grain and
 digital noise. It is called Quantum Mechanic Lite, and I have used it
 with some success. You can download it and try it for free for 2 weeks
 or 20 uses.  See

 http://www.camerabits.com/

Thanks for the info Chris. IMO it is way over priced for what it actually
does. It is for the person that already has everything and buys the program
just to say he/she has it:)

Dale

Re: filmscanners: Grain reduction software

[Rob Geraghty]

"Dale  Gail" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  http://www.camerabits.com/
 Thanks for the info Chris. IMO it is way over priced for what it actually
 does. It is for the person that already has everything and buys the
program
 just to say he/she has it:)

Considering I can buy an entire copy of Paintshop Pro for the price
of the plugin. :)

Rob

filmscanners: Grain reduction software

[Chris Hargens]

The following was posted on the digital-finearts (Yahoo) list. You may find
it of interest.

(Re: [digital-fineart] Report from Seybold)

There is a Photoshop plugin available now that helps to reduce grain and
digital noise. It is called Quantum Mechanic Lite, and I have used it
with some success. You can download it and try it for free for 2 weeks
or 20 uses.  See

http://www.camerabits.com/