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Free de-noise software
- Thread starter DD_Crash
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Thank you for posting this, shall give it a try.
Thanks for the post.
I had their 2022 version which was decent for the time but most of the major players soon caught up and surpassed it. I then trialled the 2023 version which I found offered zero improvement and in fact was worse in some scenarios.
All that said, I'll always download a free bit of software as you just never know when it might come in handy.
The one thing I did find it ok at was denoising JPG's so it can be useful in a pinch.
Their servers must be really slow because I'm just about reaching 250kb/s on my 500mb fibre.
It might be finished by the time this half time show is over...
I had their 2022 version which was decent for the time but most of the major players soon caught up and surpassed it. I then trialled the 2023 version which I found offered zero improvement and in fact was worse in some scenarios.
All that said, I'll always download a free bit of software as you just never know when it might come in handy.
The one thing I did find it ok at was denoising JPG's so it can be useful in a pinch.
Their servers must be really slow because I'm just about reaching 250kb/s on my 500mb fibre.
It might be finished by the time this half time show is over...
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Although I have PhotoRAW 2026 I download it to see how it could help some of my friends who use Affinityphoto. I think the best workflow for them is to open the raw file in NoNoise, and set the export option to put it in a sub folder in the original location. Then set " after export open with" and hunt out the Affinity .exe. This will open Affinity and load the .dng file. Simples.