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Not so much progress on the noise side – I tried to reduce chroma noise with an option in UFRaw. The result is, well, see yourself in the image above (200% view).
1 – the noisy image
2 – the denoised image
3 – the denoised image with chroma noise reduction
4 – 1 and 3 combined with a mask for the edges.
I’ll explore soe more noise reduction options before I finish this image.
In the main part of this video you’ll see how to register an additional image into the already rotated and cropped stack of layers.
The TOC:
Reducing Chroma Noise in UFRaw 03:00
Register an additional image into the layer stack 06:00
Moving the layer to a register point 06:30
Setting the center point for rotation 08:40
Cropping the layer to the image size 13:20
Checking the results 14:00
Recap 15:30
Why the Neon Filter? 16:20
When is an image finished? 18:10
Save as a new one layer image 19:40
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Hi,
chroma noise is not a big problem. Use selective gaussian blur in YCrCb Colorspace.
Best,
Andreas
Could you be a bit more explicit?
Does it make a difference which of the 4 YCbCr models is used for decomposition?
And once decomposed, which channel(s) should be blurred? I might guess the answer is redness in this case, perhaps .. is that right? And what values of radius and max-delta have you had success with? Oor what would you recommend starting with?
Or perhaps you can provide a link that gives further help?
Thanks
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