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    Haven't had any time to get some shots at an ISO other than 100 but the results I've seen are great. Doesn't produce to much of a blur unlike Neat Image.
    CheckSix

    Equipment: A camera (who gives a rip about the brand?)

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    I checked it. The first results were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!!!!!!

    I have to take a further look at it, before using it regularely.

    Gerardo
    My photos on Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/geridominguez

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    • #3
      why should you use it regularely? The D60 does not have much grain at ISO 100....I hardly ever use neatimage...
      greetings,
      Philip
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      • #4
        Originally posted by philip
        why should you use it regularely? The D60 does not have much grain at ISO 100....I hardly ever use neatimage...
        Sorry, poor wording from my side. I hardly ever use neatimage myself as well. What I meant was, that I first have to know, how this proposed piece of software works, how the results are for different kind of pics, before using it as tool, when I need to reduce noise.

        This can happen with pics taken on foggy days for example.

        As said, I use neat image on very rare occasions, but it's good to know, that there is a tool, which can help me i extreme conditions.

        I can tell you more ybout this, when we meet at ZRH next time :P :P

        Gerardo
        My photos on Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/geridominguez

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        • #5
          Looking forward to this conversation Gerado
          I always enjoy meeting up with you

          Anyway, now I get what you meant!
          greetings,
          Philip
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          • #6
            Hi everyone, First post here so be kind!

            I just downloaded helicon and it just saved a photo from going in the bin, (just) You should see the original

            It's one I took about 10 years ago under runway 34L at Kingsford Smith. I used my trusty old minolta 3xi with OEM 100-300 lens. I scanned it tonight with my cannon 5000F scanner at 1200 DPI. (note to self....Get more RAM!)

            I don't have one worthy of uploading to the site proper yet, so until I do, I hope you guys and gals don't mind if I keep bugging for Q's



            I know the wings are chopped, the original has the tip of one cut off, but when I leveled it (sort of), a process I didn't even know about till I found this forum, I had to trim it more.

            Could you guys comment on the image and let me know what else I can do to improve it?

            I know nothing about most of the terms you use, but I'll keep reading the posts.

            I have just bought an olympus C-750 and whilst it takes fine pics, I haven't got a decent shot yet of an aircraft. I am still discovering what it wants. I will start a thread on it and hopefully someone can tell me what is wrong with the images. There is plenty, I just don't know where to start.!!

            Cheers
            Paul

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            • #7
              Hi and welcome!

              nice shot! I would sharpen it more and remove the dustspots.
              However, I doubt you can reach acceptable quality...
              greetings,
              Philip
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              • #8
                Thanks phillip.

                How could I remove the dustspots? I did see a few scratches (10 years of sitting in a box) and tried to smudge them out, Is this the best way for scratches and dustspots?

                I realize it isn't good enough for the site, but If I can use this one for practice, then I'll scan all my other ones, to put them into my screensaver.

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                • #9
                  I think many image programs, like Photoshop, and Photoshop Elements, have a filter that removes dust spots. Other than that you can do a search on Google.com for any dust spot remover programs.

                  Great to see that it works well. Haven't acutally tried it myself!!
                  CheckSix

                  Equipment: A camera (who gives a rip about the brand?)

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                  • #10
                    I always use the clone tool in photoshop for the bigger dustspots (see screenshot)

                    greetings,
                    Philip
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                    • #11
                      I just tried this program and it turned my background from blue to grey. Am I doing something wrong?
                      Will F.
                      Photos: JetPhotos.Net | Airliners.net | General Photography

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                      • #12
                        Thanks for the tip Philip, I'll get practicing with the clone tool. What would you use if it were on a part of the plane that couldn't be cloned, like symbols etc ?

                        Crazy: I haven't had this problem yet, All it has done to my skies is made them less noisy, it hasn't changed the colors at all that I can tell. It's been all positive with my images so far.

                        Cheers
                        Paul

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                        • #13
                          Just tested this program - Great results

                          Click Here to view my aircraft photos at JetPhotos.Net!

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