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My pal Josh Holko has done some painstaking work over the last week to create his new noise reduction presets for the Canon EOS R5 Mark II. He has previously released leading noise reduction presets for the EOS R3 and EOS-1D X Mark III. canonrumors.com »
When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Photo: Richard Butler We've just received a production Nikon Z6III and took it into our studio immediately to get a sense for how the sensor really performs. dpreview.com »
DxO PureRAW 4 promises to “supercharge your cameras and lenses” by offering a suite of image quality corrections for RAW files: deep-learning noise reduction, superior demosaicing, as well as per-lens correction of distortion, softness, vignetting, and aberrations. [Read More] petapixel.com »
We've just had the chance to put the Sony a9 III through our studio scene. The question we most wanted to answer was: is there any image quality cost to adopting a global shutter sensor? The short answer is: yes. dpreview.com »
Adorama has the Bose 700 Noise Cancelling headphones as their Deal of the Day for only $299. This is a savings of $80. These are a great budget option for someone looking for Bluetooth over the ear headphones. canonrumors.com »
DxO's 3.0 update to PureRAW adds the company's latest artificial intelligence (AI) technology "DeepPRIME XD" which improves noise reduction, RAW enhancements, and gives better control over which corrections are applied through the DxO Optics Modules without reducing the "one-click" functionality. [Read More] petapixel.com »
In this detailed technical article, I compare six AI-based noise reduction programs for the demands of astrophotography. Some can work wonders. Others can ruin your image. [Read More] petapixel.com »
The Nikon Z9 uses a Stacked CMOS sensor but with a pixel count and base ISO shared with the single layer BSI chip used by the Z7 and Z7 II. That was already one of the best-performing sensors we've ever encountered, so our look at the Z9 is more likely to be a question of 'what's the cost of the stacked chip's added speed,' rather than 'how much better is the IQ. dpreview.com »
Big claims were reported for the capabilities of the new OM System OM-1, and we now have Adobe Camera Raw support, allowing us to check those claims in our standard test scene. The company briefed that the OM-1 offered a 2EV improvement in noise performance and a 1EV improvement in dynamic range. dpreview.com »
The-Digital-Picture has posted the first bit of image quality testing for the brand new Canon EOS R3. The first test deals with noise from the Read more... The post The first noise test results from the Canon EOS R3 are in appeared first on Canon Rumors - Your best source for Canon rumors, leaks and gossip. canonrumors.com »
Photopea, a web-based photo and graphics editor akin to Adobe Photoshop and GIMP, has released its 5. 2 update, bringing with it a collection of new and improved features, including color profile support, a CMYK mode, a noise reduction filter and more. dpreview.com »
ON1, an established photography software company located in Oregon, recently released its new noise reduction application called NoNoise AI. As a longtime user of Topaz Labs DeNoise AI, it only made sense to pit these two machine-learning-based noise reduction programs against each other and see which one comes out on top. But First… Before diving […] petapixel.com »
The biggest problem with high megapixel cameras is how they perform in low light. Many have high ISO noise that just isn't that sightly. Granted, they've also done a great job controlling it. So if you want to get rid of high ISO noise without even using editing software, take a look at this guide below. thephoblographer.com »
Earlier this month, Oregon-based ON1 announced a new state-of-the-art noise reduction application, ON1 NoNoise AI. ON1 is well known for its flagship photo editor, ON1 Photo RAW, and its series of plug-ins, like ON1 Effects, ON1 Resize and ON1 HDR. dpreview.com »
ON1 has announced NoNoise AI, its new state-of-the-art application for image noise removal that it says was designed to give better results than any other noise reduction application on the market. According to a statement from the company, the app will intelligently reduce image noise by leveraging ON1’s AI-Based machine learning to remove luminance and […] petapixel.com »
Google has shared an article on its AI Blog that dives into the intricacies of the HDR capabilities of its most recent Pixel devices. In it, Google explains how its HDR+ with Bracketing technology works to capture the best image quality possible through clever capture and computational editing techniques. dpreview.com »
Photo by Dan Bracaglia The Sony Alpha 1 introduces the next generation of full-frame stacked CMOS from Sony Semiconductor. It's the second chip of its type following the one in the a9, and with it comes improved readout speeds on the order of 5ms or faster, enabling flash sync speeds of 1/200s with electronic shutter as well as decreased rolling shutter and risk of banding under artificial light, and focus and exposure calculations at 120 times per second. dpreview.com »
Image stacking is a technique used in astrophotography to reduce noise and recover signal. It means taking multiple shots of object (usually long exposures) and combing them to create a cleaner image. petapixel.com »
Apple will allegedly unveil the iPhone 12 lineup sometime in October, and according to the most recent leaks there are a lot of interesting camera improvements coming our way, especially if you go with one of the “Pro” models. petapixel.com »
Film grain: are you doing it right, or does it just look like noise? For photographers, the idea of film grain is pretty new if you’ve only been shooting for a couple of years. Digital noise is one thing, but film grain can look pretty beautiful. It’s an organic look and with the right exposure, thephoblographer.com »
Is noise in photos always bad? It might seem like a rhetorical question with an obvious and universal answer: yes. But landscape photographer and YouTuber James Popsys begs to differ in an opinion video that will no doubt spark some debate. petapixel.com »
Adobe researchers have developed a neural network that can identify Photoshopped images. The technology was detailed in a newly published study [PDF], which points out that it is often difficult for humans to notice altered parts of an image. dpreview.com »
Canon released its 6D Mark II in 2017, and the Internet has been abuzz ever since then discussing its high ISO performance. There have been reports that the Mark II creates more noise at high ISOs than the original 6D. petapixel.com »
We sent this information out last Friday in our newsletter with some hopes of further confirming the following information. We know a couple of additional things that we cannot publish at this time. canonrumors.com »
This is a guest posy from Dierk Topp: Shooting very high ISO and get clean images with (almost) no noise A few days ago I saw a great tutorial about achieving high ISO images with low or almost no noise. sonyalpharumors.com »
We sent some files to our friend Jim Kasson for analysis, and he confirms that the Sony a7R III is definitely still a Star Eater, despite several claims to the contrary that have been published online over the past week. dpreview.com »
We sent some files to our friend Jim Kasson for analysis, and he confirms that the Sony a7R III is definitely still a Star Eater, despite several claims to the contrary that have been published online over the past week. dpreview.com »
ISO noise test results from the Nikon D850 DSLR camera.
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After early camera tests of the new Canon 6D Mark II were published, photographers balked at the fact that the dynamic range of the camera performed so poorly against other modern cameras. Now yet another review is showing that if you often shoot at high ISOs, you may be better off sticking with the original […] petapixel.com »
We've reported in recent years how Canon's newer sensor designs have started to close the dynamic range gap, compared with chips from the likes of Sony and Toshiba. Dynamic range isn't everything, of course: Canon's Dual Pixel sensors have brought advances in live view and video autofocus that for many people will be every bit as significant as the noticeable shortfall in Raw file malleability. dpreview.com »
Digglloyd shared a worrying finding on the Sony A9 he is testing: I noticed some unexpected streaking in an image with a good exposure at ISO 100. The red channel is overlaid with horizontal lines/streaks in 12-pixel-high bands. sonyalpharumors.com »
The Sony a9 is a powerhouse of technology, particularly when it comes to speed and autofocus. But does its image quality stack up? We've taken an initial look at Raw and JPEG image quality and have come away impressed, but how does the a9 stack up in terms of dynamic range? At the recent launch in New York City, I had a chance to shoot our standard ISO-invariance test but on a real-world scene (our studio scene isn't so portable. dpreview.com »
Introduction Out-of-camera JPEG Processed to taste from Adobe Camera Raw We've found with some consistency that overall color rendition and auto white balance performance could stand to be improved on the Sony a9 for its out-of-camera files. dpreview.com »
Want to brush up on some basic concepts? Here you'll find detailed explanations of some of the fundamentals of digital photography. Get your science on and impress all your friends at the next dinner party. dpreview.com »
Akvis Software has released Noise Buster 10 for Windows and Mac OS.
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Back when we were briefed by Canon about its update to one of the most popular line of digital SLRs in existence, Canon told us that dynamic range was one of the top concerns of current 5D-series owners. dpreview.com »
