I guess it would depend how early in the work flow you want to apply noise reduction and whether you do any significant edits after NR that should be done in 16 bit.
NEAT IMAGE FOR LIGHTROOM UPGRADE
I did the upgrade to 32/64, but If I try and do denoising while the image is still in 16 bit I get a message saying I need to upgrade. Same thing here working in RAW all the time, I just wanted to see If anyone actually saw a difference beween 8 and 16.
But of course, this wouldn't be any help when running a batch or an action. That seems to be really highly regarded, and I like the way it's fairly easy to make selections so your NR is targeted on specific areas. I'm also debating if my money is better spent buying something different.
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I'm not sure what the cost would be - you need your license key before the Neat Image website will give you the cost, and I don't have it handy here at work.Īccording to their website, the latest version is also optimized for use with the new graphics cards, and is also compatible with CS6 (I'm still using CS5). I'm doing more RAW processing and using actions, so I've been thinking of upgrading Neat Image so I can use it as a plug-in again. crop, curves, shadow/highlight, saturation bump, and sharpen). It's after this batch process that I open the files in Photoshop (usually for simple processing, i.e. This hasn't been that big a deal, since I tend to use Neat Image in the stand-alone mode, processing several hundred OOC jpg's at once. When I upgraded to a 64-bit version of Photoshop, I would have had to upgrade Neat Image to 64-bit, but I didn't so I lost the plug-in feature.
I believe that when I was using an older version of Photoshop, this version was useable as a plug-in. I do, but been waiting for replies since I've been wondering the same thing.Īre you referring to an upgrade to the 32/64-bit version of Neat Image? Should I upgrade from my neat Image 8 bit to 16 ? Normally I try and stay in 16 bit as long as possible. I recently updated my denoise program, and now have 8 bit, but was wondering how much of a difference it really makes using 8 bit vs 16.
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