Hi,
I'm very interested in NeatImage.
Does it also help with the little white "hot" pixels (and the big fat blue/red "stuck" pixels), that occur in long exposure shots?
Please see the shots at the following link:
http://www.pbase.com/mikephotog/10d_vs_d60_long
Does NeatImage help clean up the slight long exposure noise? It is very slight, but depending on the subject, it can be very distracting.
Thanks,
Mike
Does NI help with hot pixels in long exposures?
Pardon me if I´m too obvious, but I use an old trick to get rid of those anoyoing hot pixels...
Take a black shot (lens covered, same exposure time) after the original. You´ll get a black pic with only the hot pixels. Use this black pic in Photoshop to subtract/change color of the hot pixels... Worked well with a Sony 707 and a night sky.
Hope it helps!
Take a black shot (lens covered, same exposure time) after the original. You´ll get a black pic with only the hot pixels. Use this black pic in Photoshop to subtract/change color of the hot pixels... Worked well with a Sony 707 and a night sky.
Hope it helps!
Re: Does NI help with hot pixels in long exposures?
Yes, it does. At least there are no problem with Canon S50 and shutter speed up to 15 sec. It absolutely cleaned the slight long exposure noise on night photos.MikePhotog wrote: Does NeatImage help clean up the slight long exposure noise?