Anyone ever used this to reduce the HVX200 Noise?

[Richard J. Johnson]

http://www.nattress.com/Products/FinalTouch/FTGSmartDeNoise.htm (http://www.nattress.com/Products/Fin...artDeNoise.htm)

It is not expensive and looks like it may help remove some noise. anyone try it?

[indybones]

broken link mate

[Richard J. Johnson]

broken link mate

Thanks. It should work now.:beer:

[aalleexx]

I use that plug in everyday, best 150 bucks Ive spent, I will post before and after pics when I get home

[Richard J. Johnson]

I use that plug in everyday, best 150 bucks Ive spent, I will post before and after pics when I get home

Please post some pics. I want to buy it but I have not heard any members talk about it or post any grabs.

[Andy Olson]

Hey filthrich,

I haven't used Nattress before for noise reduction or seen samples of it, but on their website you can download the demo to try it out. Also, After Effects has a cool plugin called Grain Surgery that works very well.

Another program you might consider is DVFilm MXFX (http://dvfilm.com/MXFX/index.htm) that is specifically designed for the HVX200. It has grain reduction, lossless image rotation, plus some other useful features. Check out the demo (http://dvfilm.com/MXFX/RaylightMXFXDemo.dmg) if it interests you.

Best,
Andy

[Richard J. Johnson]

Thanks for the links. I did not even notice it had a free trial.


Hey filthrich,

I haven't used Nattress before for noise reduction or seen samples of it, but on their website you can download the demo to try it out. Also, After Effects has a cool plugin called Grain Surgery that works very well.

Another program you might consider is DVFilm MXFX (http://dvfilm.com/MXFX/index.htm) that is specifically designed for the HVX200. It has grain reduction, lossless image rotation, plus some other useful features. Check out the demo (http://dvfilm.com/MXFX/RaylightMXFXDemo.dmg) if it interests you.

Best,
Andy

[Richard J. Johnson]

Okay so I downloaded the Demo of MXFX and I have no idea how to use it. I did the HELP thing and it told me nothing. When I drag some footage into it it says it's done but where in the hell does the file go? does the file have to be an MXF file? and would that file be the one that comes directly off the P2 card via P2CMOS? sorry for the noob questions

[Andy Olson]

MXFX will create new MXF from your MXF that you drag into it. You would start with the file that you take off or have copied to your harddrive from your p2 card.

Here is a short youtube video that shows how to use MXFX - video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5wUUtu7FgA&eurl=http://dvfilm.com/MXFX/index.htm). This video shows how to change frame rate, but you would just need to use grain reduction. You put your settings that you want to process in before you drag your mxf in.

Hope this helps,
Andy