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How to reduce video noise
Hello People,
I’m editting an aftermovie of a party made in Rotterdam (The Netherlands) I used a Nikon D5100 SLR Camera and a Microbeam 128 Leds for some extra light. The shots i’ve done without the light contents a lot of noise which is really ugly.. My question is, is there any effect or other possible way to reduce this ugly noise?
Here you have a picture where u see it clearly
Can you help me guys?
And sorry for my bad english, i’m Dutch 😉
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3 Replies
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Neat video makes a great plug-in (your going to have to pay for it). I’ve had some really remarkable results with it.
https://www.neatvideo.com/index.html
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I agree that the Neat Video plugin does a good job.
Just as a reminder, like most new equipment, you will need to play with it a little to get good results.
Also note, renders are very slow even with a fast machine.I suggest 2 possible approaches:
1. Render the full clips you want to use, reimport them, and then re-edit them into the timeline.
this will alleviate having to re-render every time you make a change to that footage’s edit.
(faster final output render)-or-
2. render the footage after everything has been edited.
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I, too, like and use Neat. Another excellent product is Video Purifier by Innobits. They’re in Sundsvall, Sweeden.
John
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