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08/30/2009 12:42:22 PM · #1
Hey you! Any sugestions for topaz plugin for CS4? And after the sugestions, if not much, would you give me some directions about it?
08/30/2009 12:55:53 PM · #2
Topaz Detail, works great, 1/2 price if ordered by tomorrow, details on this post
08/30/2009 01:14:24 PM · #3
I have detail and adjust. Detail is more suitable for keeping it realistic looking, while adjust produces some cool effects. In moderation, adjust can be used to add some pop to an image. I find I've been using both of them on many shots.
08/30/2009 02:19:46 PM · #4
I've recently bought both Adjust and Detail ... love them both ... each one has it's place depending on the look you're going for ...
08/30/2009 02:41:51 PM · #5
I have both of those as well as DeNoise. I use all three frequently on the same image. I like Adjust for general exposure correction and color. I like Detail for everything else with the image. But I use DeNoise for noise removal as I like the way it works better than the other two. Almost never use Neat Image anymore since I purchased Topaz.
08/30/2009 02:47:31 PM · #6
Originally posted by CEJ:

I have both of those as well as DeNoise. I use all three frequently on the same image. I like Adjust for general exposure correction and color. I like Detail for everything else with the image. But I use DeNoise for noise removal as I like the way it works better than the other two. Almost never use Neat Image anymore since I purchased Topaz.


I've contemplated trying the DeNoise, but was hesitant because I didn't know anyone who has used it ... since I like the other 2 so well and you're happy with DeNoise I might give it a shot ... thanks for the review ... do you have any before/after shots that use DeNoise that you can post?
08/30/2009 03:11:31 PM · #7
Originally posted by pamelasue:

Originally posted by CEJ:

I have both of those as well as DeNoise. I use all three frequently on the same image. I like Adjust for general exposure correction and color. I like Detail for everything else with the image. But I use DeNoise for noise removal as I like the way it works better than the other two. Almost never use Neat Image anymore since I purchased Topaz.


I've contemplated trying the DeNoise, but was hesitant because I didn't know anyone who has used it ... since I like the other 2 so well and you're happy with DeNoise I might give it a shot ... thanks for the review ... do you have any before/after shots that use DeNoise that you can post?


Add me to the list of users-of-all-3. I haven't touched Neat Image since I got DeNoise; it's head and shoulders better IMO. I echo what CEJ says about Adjust vs Detail. I frequently use both as well. Adjust is MUCH better at not artifacting edges.

R.
08/30/2009 06:22:54 PM · #8
Originally posted by pamelasue:

do you have any before/after shots that use DeNoise that you can post?


My last 2 challenge entries and the one I have in voting right now all have been DeNoised. When I get home later tonight if I have time I will post the processed originals up to the point just before I denoised them. Most of the recent portfolio additions have been denoised as well.

Message edited by author 2009-08-30 18:25:06.
08/30/2009 07:24:13 PM · #9
Of course, I don't NEED DeNoise anymore, with the 5D, which has less noise at ISO 1600 than the 20D had at ISO 200...

R.
08/30/2009 08:15:26 PM · #10
Originally posted by pamelasue:

I've contemplated trying the DeNoise, but was hesitant because I didn't know anyone who has used it ... since I like the other 2 so well and you're happy with DeNoise I might give it a shot ... thanks for the review ... do you have any before/after shots that use DeNoise that you can post?


Don't forget that you can try denoise for free first... I find the BEST results occur on photos that I have resized. On the larger photos - it does a great job of keeping a lot of the detail.



08/30/2009 08:27:17 PM · #11
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:

I have detail and adjust. Detail is more suitable for keeping it realistic looking, while adjust produces some cool effects. In moderation, adjust can be used to add some pop to an image. I find I've been using both of them on many shots.


Moderation - shmawderation! Go for the, "the edit is a little on the hideous side...way over the top" gusto.


08/30/2009 08:37:36 PM · #12
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Of course, I don't NEED DeNoise anymore, with the 5D, which has less noise at ISO 1600 than the 20D had at ISO 200...

R.


Ha! The Devil has got your souls betwixed my friend. Never say never! ;|
08/30/2009 08:51:21 PM · #13
Originally posted by ambaker:

Moderation - shmawderation! Go for the, "the edit is a little on the hideous side...way over the top" gusto.

You want over processed and hideous? I can do that too!

08/30/2009 09:24:00 PM · #14
Somebody say "over the top?"
08/31/2009 05:17:01 PM · #15
I just got Detail and have been VERY happy with it. It does some great moderated things for how I've used it, and I've been especially impressed with what I've been able to do with it as a polisher for my HDR photos. It's also really nice for flowers and anything with lots of lines because it makes them pop quite nicely but not in nearly as insane of a manner as Adjust does.
08/31/2009 05:32:46 PM · #16
Originally posted by fldave:

Somebody say "over the top?"


Three guys, six girls? Definitely over the top :-)

R.
08/31/2009 05:44:03 PM · #17
Robert - do you need new glasses? Just asking as I can see 4 guys. :)

Message edited by author 2009-08-31 17:44:15.
08/31/2009 06:09:01 PM · #18
Originally posted by CEJ:

Robert - do you need new glasses? Just asking as I can see 4 guys. :)


TYpo city...

R.
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