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Yes, in fact, I built a reference profile a long time ago by filming a color test card with colored & gray squares. And I use that as my fixed reference to set noise level sliders for everything I shoot. I have one for standard definition and one for high definition. My point I was trying to mak...

In my work as a film maker, I set the noise levels up to the point where image details start to be affected. For luma, I watch texture in skin, carpet, fabric or wood grain, etc. For chroma, I check to make sure that color changes are not bleading across edges. For both luma & chroma, I then bac...

Yes, I understand that the sliders *adjust* the noise levels relative to a profile. But that is not what I am asking for above.

What I would like is to be able to directly set noise levels to absolute values.

Cheers,
Landrew

Hi, I love using neat video. But I have never liked the profiling process. Sometimes I wish I could just set the noise levels directly to have exact control over what happens to the image. I don't like wondering if the profile I have built is accurately representative of what I am currently filterin...

Thanks, that is helpful!

And thanks for making such a wonderful product!

Cheers,
Landrew

And what are Cr and Cb then? Y-R and Y-B, scaled by some constant factor?

Cheers,
Andrew

Greetings. What is the "YCrCb Symmetric" colorspace? The user guide has recommendations about its use, but I couldn't find any definition of it. As an Indy-film maker who works a lot with color, I'd personally appreciate an actual definition, such as "Y is equal weight of R, B and G&q...