Yeah, just stick to low and native ISOs and you'll be good. Wishlists are free...
Thread: Denoiser - how important is it?
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08-07-2012 08:35 AM
“Eventually everything becomes avoiding the cliché. Your own cliché as well as everyone else’s.
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08-13-2012 10:02 AM
Everyone's gonna have a moment they really need it. Really handy when you get footage that's just too dark and needs to be blasted open. Neat is simpler to use than AE's remove grain filter (which, on the other hand, is free). Neat takes a profile of noise which you can save - it tunes itself for a specific camera - or even a specific shot, which is nice and very effective.
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08-13-2012 10:48 AM
But as an editor you have no control over the footage the cameraman is handing you. Proper noise reduction is a great tool to have in the toolbox.
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08-15-2012 03:19 AM
Granted. I'd say it's a worthy tool if you're a dedicated editor, but if you're shooting it yourself then just keep an eye out on the ISO count. Originally Posted by simonpwood
“Eventually everything becomes avoiding the cliché. Your own cliché as well as everyone else’s.
It’s not just what you’ve done. It’s what everyone else has done and done and done.
I pity the poor people in the future.” ~ Alfred Hitchcock
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