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Thank you. This will help me quite a lot. I will borrow the camera next week. The profiles I develop should help me really improve the vacation shots I took two years ago. I also have a large panel of wood with rectangles drawn on it. I will shoot pictures of that (as I slowly zoom in) to develop ba...

I would like to take some pictures of the test target using my friend's camera. Instead of forcing the camera to take an out of focus picture for each shutter speed and ISO, can just I print the test target out of focus to begin with? Then I won't have to "trick" the camera into taking a p...

I have downloaded a set of ready-made profiles posted by another NeatImage user. So far, they seem to be very good, and they will save me many hours of shooting the test target with my own camera (Canon S3IS). When I open one of my pictures, I can select a profile that exactly matches the picture I ...

My current profiles are all in the 90 to 94 percent range, although right now I cannot find the list where I wrote them down. I thought about placing a shadow across the darkest areas of the target. The rest of the target would be in sunlight. But if this is already pretty good, I might not need to ...

I am sorry it took so long to return to photography and Neat Image. I cleaned up several pictures with the free version (indoor ice-hockey game) yesterday and I was impressed. I made some profiles tonight, they are all 86, 87 or 88 percent quality. I read where some of the target should be light, an...

I would like to develop a profile for a camera. I have some photos, and I believe there are some clear skies that I can use. Is blue sky enough to teach Neat Image about all the kinds of noise and all the color channels? Is it better to use the test target? I still have access to the camera. I want ...

Thank you!

(Also, it is a different noise reducing product that is having problems finding the ISO when the Canon S3IS in "auto". Not Neat Image. I was confused.)

I would like to de-noise many pictures (300 or more) taken with 3 diferent cameras. If I use the stand-alone version, I can use the batch function. If I call NeatImage from inside PS Elements 5, I can make sure that de-noising is a "layer" so it will not affect the original image. But it w...