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  1. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Get ON1 NoNoise AI 2024 for free (until the end of the month)

    ON1, which makes one of the best AI-based noise reduction programs is releasing its current version for free.

    Until July 31, you can download the current version (don’t let the 2024 in the name fool you) for free. You’ll need to enter an email address and password to activate it, but it is free.

    You can download for Windows or Mac at this address, https://www.on1.com/landing/nonoise-2024-free/

    And here is a video from Anthony Morganti about the offer, and what this software can do.

    https://youtu.be/0BBwCwtw49M?si=ztl-HPyYwv9WW24m

    This software has the advantage of being able to work with other file formats, particularly jpgs. While Adobe’s Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw has probably the best AI noise reducer, it only works on RAW files, which can be a problem for people who either didn’t or couldn’t shoot in RAW (for example, most cellphones only produce jpg files).

    Allow me to show you an example of how great this software is. This was a shot I did at the Museum of Flight in Seattle with a Pentax K-110D with the ISO maxxed out at 3,200, both before and after processing with ON1.

    Original on left, ON1 treatment on left.

    To say that I was impressed would be an understatement.

    Again, this is a limited-time offer, so you need to download by July 31, but it is yours for as long as you have a computer that can run it.

    #Editing #Free #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photography #software
  2. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Get ON1 NoNoise AI 2024 for free (until the end of the month)

    ON1, which makes one of the best AI-based noise reduction programs is releasing its current version for free.

    Until July 31, you can download the current version (don’t let the 2024 in the name fool you) for free. You’ll need to enter an email address and password to activate it, but it is free.

    You can download for Windows or Mac at this address, https://www.on1.com/landing/nonoise-2024-free/

    And here is a video from Anthony Morganti about the offer, and what this software can do.

    https://youtu.be/0BBwCwtw49M?si=ztl-HPyYwv9WW24m

    This software has the advantage of being able to work with other file formats, particularly jpgs. While Adobe’s Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw has probably the best AI noise reducer, it only works on RAW files, which can be a problem for people who either didn’t or couldn’t shoot in RAW (for example, most cellphones only produce jpg files).

    Allow me to show you an example of how great this software is. This was a shot I did at the Museum of Flight in Seattle with a Pentax K-110D with the ISO maxxed out at 3,200, both before and after processing with ON1.

    Original on left, ON1 treatment on left.

    To say that I was impressed would be an understatement.

    Again, this is a limited-time offer, so you need to download by July 31, but it is yours for as long as you have a computer that can run it.

    #Editing #Free #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photography #software
  3. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Review: Darktable’s AI noise reduction versus Lightroom, ON1, Topaz

    Darktable has been seen by many as the leading alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom Classic.

    But for for those trying to get away from the company’s shakedown subscription plan, the lack of AI tools for masking and noise reduction have been dealbreakers.

    Until now.

    The latest release of Darktable now includes AI tools for masking and, most importantly, denoising. This is a significant development, but will it be enough for people looking for the exit ramp from the Adobe ecosystem?

    Previous versions of Darktable had denoise options, but they usually softened the detail in the image as well.

    I’ve put it to the test against some of the more popular programs — Lightroom Classic, ON1 NoNoise AI and Topaz Photo AI, and let’s see how it fares.

    First, here is the test shot, straight out of camera. In the comparison photos, the only adjustments made have been noise reduction.

    This was shot at ISO 12,800, which is the highest ISO I can shoot on my camera and still salvage the image in Lightroom’s denoising software.

    And here is Darktable in a side-by side comparison with the original.

    Straight-out-of-camera on left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, the Darktable appears to have cleaned up much of the noise, with minimal damage to the details in the photo.

    And let’s look at it in comparison with some of the other AI noise reducers on the market.

    Topaz AI on the left, Darktable on the right. ON1 NoNoise AI on the left, Darktable on the right Adobe Lightroom Classic on the left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, Darktable’s results are not bad. It doesn’t quite compare with Lightroom or the other commercial editing software, but if you’re on a budget, the results are acceptable.

    When it comes to masking, Darktable is not as good, as it caught sky in the branch I selected with the masking tool. But that is likely to be fixed in future releases.

    You can download Darktable at this link.

    #Adobe #AI #darktable #DIY #LightroomClassic #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photoEditing #photography #TopazPhotoAI
  4. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Review: Darktable’s AI noise reduction versus Lightroom, ON1, Topaz

    Darktable has been seen by many as the leading alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom Classic.

    But for for those trying to get away from the company’s shakedown subscription plan, the lack of AI tools for masking and noise reduction have been dealbreakers.

    Until now.

    The latest release of Darktable now includes AI tools for masking and, most importantly, denoising. This is a significant development, but will it be enough for people looking for the exit ramp from the Adobe ecosystem?

    Previous versions of Darktable had denoise options, but they usually softened the detail in the image as well.

    I’ve put it to the test against some of the more popular programs — Lightroom Classic, ON1 NoNoise AI and Topaz Photo AI, and let’s see how it fares.

    First, here is the test shot, straight out of camera. In the comparison photos, the only adjustments made have been noise reduction.

    This was shot at ISO 12,800, which is the highest ISO I can shoot on my camera and still salvage the image in Lightroom’s denoising software.

    And here is Darktable in a side-by side comparison with the original.

    Straight-out-of-camera on left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, the Darktable appears to have cleaned up much of the noise, with minimal damage to the details in the photo.

    And let’s look at it in comparison with some of the other AI noise reducers on the market.

    Topaz AI on the left, Darktable on the right. ON1 NoNoise AI on the left, Darktable on the right Adobe Lightroom Classic on the left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, Darktable’s results are not bad. It doesn’t quite compare with Lightroom or the other commercial editing software, but if you’re on a budget, the results are acceptable.

    When it comes to masking, Darktable is not as good, as it caught sky in the branch I selected with the masking tool. But that is likely to be fixed in future releases.

    You can download Darktable at this link.

    #Adobe #AI #darktable #DIY #LightroomClassic #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photoEditing #photography #TopazPhotoAI
  5. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Review: Darktable’s AI noise reduction versus Lightroom, ON1, Topaz

    Darktable has been seen by many as the leading alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom Classic.

    But for for those trying to get away from the company’s shakedown subscription plan, the lack of AI tools for masking and noise reduction have been dealbreakers.

    Until now.

    The latest release of Darktable now includes AI tools for masking and, most importantly, denoising. This is a significant development, but will it be enough for people looking for the exit ramp from the Adobe ecosystem?

    Previous versions of Darktable had denoise options, but they usually softened the detail in the image as well.

    I’ve put it to the test against some of the more popular programs — Lightroom Classic, ON1 NoNoise AI and Topaz Photo AI, and let’s see how it fares.

    First, here is the test shot, straight out of camera. In the comparison photos, the only adjustments made have been noise reduction.

    This was shot at ISO 12,800, which is the highest ISO I can shoot on my camera and still salvage the image in Lightroom’s denoising software.

    And here is Darktable in a side-by side comparison with the original.

    Straight-out-of-camera on left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, the Darktable appears to have cleaned up much of the noise, with minimal damage to the details in the photo.

    And let’s look at it in comparison with some of the other AI noise reducers on the market.

    Topaz AI on the left, Darktable on the right. ON1 NoNoise AI on the left, Darktable on the right Adobe Lightroom Classic on the left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, Darktable’s results are not bad. It doesn’t quite compare with Lightroom or the other commercial editing software, but if you’re on a budget, the results are acceptable.

    When it comes to masking, Darktable is not as good, as it caught sky in the branch I selected with the masking tool. But that is likely to be fixed in future releases.

    You can download Darktable at this link.

    #Adobe #AI #darktable #DIY #LightroomClassic #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photoEditing #photography #TopazPhotoAI
  6. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Review: Darktable’s AI noise reduction versus Lightroom, ON1, Topaz

    Darktable has been seen by many as the leading alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom Classic.

    But for for those trying to get away from the company’s shakedown subscription plan, the lack of AI tools for masking and noise reduction have been dealbreakers.

    Until now.

    The latest release of Darktable now includes AI tools for masking and, most importantly, denoising. This is a significant development, but will it be enough for people looking for the exit ramp from the Adobe ecosystem?

    Previous versions of Darktable had denoise options, but they usually softened the detail in the image as well.

    I’ve put it to the test against some of the more popular programs — Lightroom Classic, ON1 NoNoise AI and Topaz Photo AI, and let’s see how it fares.

    First, here is the test shot, straight out of camera. In the comparison photos, the only adjustments made have been noise reduction.

    This was shot at ISO 12,800, which is the highest ISO I can shoot on my camera and still salvage the image in Lightroom’s denoising software.

    And here is Darktable in a side-by side comparison with the original.

    Straight-out-of-camera on left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, the Darktable appears to have cleaned up much of the noise, with minimal damage to the details in the photo.

    And let’s look at it in comparison with some of the other AI noise reducers on the market.

    Topaz AI on the left, Darktable on the right. ON1 NoNoise AI on the left, Darktable on the right Adobe Lightroom Classic on the left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, Darktable’s results are not bad. It doesn’t quite compare with Lightroom or the other commercial editing software, but if you’re on a budget, the results are acceptable.

    When it comes to masking, Darktable is not as good, as it caught sky in the branch I selected with the masking tool. But that is likely to be fixed in future releases.

    You can download Darktable at this link.

    #Adobe #AI #darktable #DIY #LightroomClassic #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photoEditing #photography #TopazPhotoAI
  7. MacGyver Photography @macgyverphotography.wordpress.com@macgyverphotography.wordpress.com ·

    Review: Darktable’s AI noise reduction versus Lightroom, ON1, Topaz

    Darktable has been seen by many as the leading alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom Classic.

    But for for those trying to get away from the company’s shakedown subscription plan, the lack of AI tools for masking and noise reduction have been dealbreakers.

    Until now.

    The latest release of Darktable now includes AI tools for masking and, most importantly, denoising. This is a significant development, but will it be enough for people looking for the exit ramp from the Adobe ecosystem?

    Previous versions of Darktable had denoise options, but they usually softened the detail in the image as well.

    I’ve put it to the test against some of the more popular programs — Lightroom Classic, ON1 NoNoise AI and Topaz Photo AI, and let’s see how it fares.

    First, here is the test shot, straight out of camera. In the comparison photos, the only adjustments made have been noise reduction.

    This was shot at ISO 12,800, which is the highest ISO I can shoot on my camera and still salvage the image in Lightroom’s denoising software.

    And here is Darktable in a side-by side comparison with the original.

    Straight-out-of-camera on left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, the Darktable appears to have cleaned up much of the noise, with minimal damage to the details in the photo.

    And let’s look at it in comparison with some of the other AI noise reducers on the market.

    Topaz AI on the left, Darktable on the right. ON1 NoNoise AI on the left, Darktable on the right Adobe Lightroom Classic on the left, Darktable on the right

    As you can see, Darktable’s results are not bad. It doesn’t quite compare with Lightroom or the other commercial editing software, but if you’re on a budget, the results are acceptable.

    When it comes to masking, Darktable is not as good, as it caught sky in the branch I selected with the masking tool. But that is likely to be fixed in future releases.

    You can download Darktable at this link.

    #Adobe #AI #darktable #DIY #lightroom #LightroomClassic #NoiseReduction #NoNoiseAI #ON1 #photoEditing #photography #TopazPhotoAI
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    For anyone who relies on wireless earbuds on a daily basis, struggling to be heard on a phone…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Samsung #AIVoiceProcessing #Crystal-ClearCalls #GalaxyBuds4Pro #GalaxyBuds4Series #Noisereduction #SamsungGroup #SensorFusion
    europesays.com/korea/64001/

  9. #CaptureOne released update 16.8 a few days ago. The new update came with the new 'enhanced denoise'. It seriously exceeded all expectations, especially when you're used to the poor default noise reduction on Capture One.

    wherehowardgoes.com/2026/05/64

    #Photography #PhotoEditing #Editing #Noise #NoiseReduction #Grain #PostProcessing

  10. #CaptureOne released update 16.8 a few days ago. The new update came with the new 'enhanced denoise'. It seriously exceeded all expectations, especially when you're used to the poor default noise reduction on Capture One.

    wherehowardgoes.com/2026/05/64

    #Photography #PhotoEditing #Editing #Noise #NoiseReduction #Grain #PostProcessing

  11. #CaptureOne released update 16.8 a few days ago. The new update came with the new 'enhanced denoise'. It seriously exceeded all expectations, especially when you're used to the poor default noise reduction on Capture One.

    wherehowardgoes.com/2026/05/64

    #Photography #PhotoEditing #Editing #Noise #NoiseReduction #Grain #PostProcessing

  12. #CaptureOne released update 16.8 a few days ago. The new update came with the new 'enhanced denoise'. It seriously exceeded all expectations, especially when you're used to the poor default noise reduction on Capture One.

    wherehowardgoes.com/2026/05/64

    #Photography #PhotoEditing #Editing #Noise #NoiseReduction #Grain #PostProcessing

  13. #CaptureOne released update 16.8 a few days ago. The new update came with the new 'enhanced denoise'. It seriously exceeded all expectations, especially when you're used to the poor default noise reduction on Capture One.

    wherehowardgoes.com/2026/05/64

    #Photography #PhotoEditing #Editing #Noise #NoiseReduction #Grain #PostProcessing

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    Germany Massage Gun Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to 2035 Executive Summary Key Findings Germany’s massage gun market…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #BrushlessMotor #Chronicpainrelief(back #consumergoodsmarketreport #forecast #Generalrelaxationandstressrelief #Lithium-ionbattery #marketanalysis #massagegun #neck) #Noisereduction #Percussionmechanism #Post-workoutmusclerecovery #Pre-activitywarm-up
    europesays.com/germany/12811/

  15. Countertop Blender Market in Germany | Report – IndexBox

    Germany Countertop Blender Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to 2035 Executive Summary Key Findings The German co…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Bladedesign&material #consumergoodsmarketreport #countertopblender #Crushingice #forecast #Jarmaterial(glass #marketanalysis #Motorpower&speedcontrol #Noisereduction #Nutbutter&dipcreation #plastic #Smoothie&beveragemaking #Soup&saucepureeing #Tritan)
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