OT: Just watched the J Ozer Neat Video Tutorial.

Grazie wrote on 3/11/2014, 3:50 PM

Learnt loads. At long last the purpose of Temporal and Adaptive.

Grazie

Comments

Steve Mann wrote on 3/11/2014, 5:50 PM

Are you going to share the URL with us?

rs170a wrote on 3/11/2014, 5:56 PM

Grazie, is this the one you're talking about?

Mike

Grazie wrote on 3/12/2014, 1:36 AM

Mike thanks for taking the time to track a POST, post-webinar option.

Steve, Mike, what were your impressions of it? I was impressed with the comparisons with "other" denoisers. Makes me confident that I've purchased an excellent plug that has put User-GUI ease at the top of their list of s/w design. Having said that, the advanced pixel peeping of noise using the Y BnW for deeper revelations needs me to explore further. But now Mike has kindly posted the link I'll re-review.

Grazie

drmathprog wrote on 7/15/2014, 7:39 AM

Any further thoughts on Neat vs other tools? Is Neat Pro required, or will Neat Home suffice for most uses?

DeadRadioStar wrote on 7/15/2014, 11:16 AM

Neat is the business as far as I'm concerned .... the only difference between the Home and Pro versions is that the Home version is limited to maximum 1280x720 24-bit RGB, but you can always upgrade for the difference in price.

Kimberly wrote on 7/15/2014, 8:14 PM

+1 for Neat Video.

Thanks also for the link on the tutorial. I've been getting good results just with the default settings so actually knowing what I'm doing will be a big bonus!

Regards,

Kimberly

John_Cline wrote on 7/15/2014, 10:33 PM

Jan Ozer's tutorial is rather basic, he completely glossed over the most important task; building a good noise profile. Watch this video (presented in two parts) to really get the most out of Neat Video:

PeterDuke wrote on 7/16/2014, 1:03 AM

John C

Excellent tutorial in terms of both content and presentation!

PeterWright wrote on 7/16/2014, 8:36 AM

Thanks Grazie and John - hadn't seen those before.

Been using Neat for years - now I'll be even better ...