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We will publish an update soon. There will be several bugfixes. Probably this will solve the problem, but of course if it is because of VPC itself then this will not help.

Thank you for the suggestion!

Yes, this is a good idea and in fact we have already planned to implement something like this. Don't forget that it is not only ISO that counts, so we have to check several keys. Anyway, this is already in the works.

Vlad

No, it is not possible to "over-build" a profile. Every time you analyze an area, the profile is changed to better match the noise properties of this area. If you select a really flat and featureless area, then you indeed accurately measure the properly of noise. If you measure an area wit...

Auto fine-tuning is shortly introduced in the user guide, "Step III. Fine-tune the rough device noise profile". Further discussion of its use has been taking place mostly in this forum. For example, there is a discussion on the topic of fine-tuning vs manual fine-tuning in a nearby subforu...

Isabel, Please open this page http://www.neatimage.com/nihdown.html Then click on "Neat Image Home edition download area" link and enter your name and registration code (exactly as appears in your Neat Image license) into the authentification dialog box. This will bring you to the download...

There is the file "Read Me.txt" in the archive together with profiles. Please check this file where the original author of the profiles explains the file names.

Usually you don't need to calculate any of the numbers because NI does take care about all this. Moreover, if attention should be paid to certain frequency range, then NI does this too. What frequency ranges deserve this attention depends not so much on image magnification but on the properties of n...

Auto fine-tuning is faster but may be less accurate. Manual fine-tuning is potentially more accurate but usually takes more time. So, you have a choice, which depends on your priorities. Also, you can always do auto fine-tuning first and then do some more manual fine-tuning analyses to see whether t...

Regarding your first question, please check the pages 12-13 of the user guide. Yes, aperture doesn't matter much. Temperature does matter but your have no way to track it. - Camera manufacturers need to incorporate temperature sensors in their products.

Hope this helps.

Vlad

Thank you for suggestions. Yes, it would be good to have more space there. It seems that the only way to implement this is to reduct image area. BTW, did you notice that a screen hint shows the full name of the profile and preset when you place the mouse pointer over the displayed text string? Your ...

marcus, Thank you for your comments and questions. I will answer now: 1) No, you don't need to select anything to apply auto fine-tuning. Auto fine-tuning finds everything on its own. 2) If the 10 filtration jobs in the queue have individual profiles and presets, then each of the images with be filt...

Actually it does in most cases. Could you give some more details on your workflow to help us identify the source of the trouble.

Vlad

Dan, Thank you for bringing this up and suggesting a poll. Yes, we still have a lot of work with NI itself (plugin version, Mac version, etc.), but after that we may do something about the suggested subject. That depends on the many factors including the opinions of people who vote. So, we are not p...

You may try increasing the filter priority (in the Options) if it is too low. Also, the processing time depends on the filter settings. The time I quoted above was measured with the default filter settings. If you turn on the very low frequency filtration, then processing takes more time. There may ...

marcus,

I would expect that image to be processed in less than 2 minutes on your computer. On P4m 1.4GHz, it takes 3 and half minutes.

Also, there is an earlier thread related to the same topic:
http://www.neatimage.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17

Vlad

P.S. I wonder what is 120Ghz hard disk.