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Im a GIMP user and up to now I have found Wavelet Decompose, and the GreyCStoration plugins to be great, and both are free which I like the most
![]() As for PS alot say noise ninja but like you say they cost money, if you have access to a copy of GIMP or your friends have it installed it may be worth a try.
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I use (at least a little) Noise Ninja on almost all my shots. I've never used any other so I can't comment in that regard but I've never seen a need to look for anything else since installing it.
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I use the Noiseware Community Edition Standalone free edition when dealing with noise. I'm happy with the results I get with it.
They do make a Photoshop plugin version that I understand many people use but I haven't felt the need to buy it yet since the standalone does what I need it to. |
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I use a PS plugin from Imagenomics called Noiseware. It's not free but it does a great job and has tremendous flexibility. They also have some other great programs you may want to look at when you visit their site.
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Hi,
okay it seems there is no better, so I went for the Ninja because it also runs on Linux. Thanks for the feedback! |
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