Greycstoration gui

"}"> KC Kennedy • Senior Member • Posts: 2,440 Noiseware, is there any free program out there? Feb 14, 2007 If not what are my options?KC. "}"> can download the community edition for free, as well as a trial version of the other versions.You can also download free trials of Noise Ninja and Neat Image on their respective websites.I like noiseware the best so far. Olympus E-M1 Panasonic Lumix G Vario 7-14mm F4 ASPH Panasonic Leica Summilux DG 25mm F1.4 Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm F1.8 Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 17mm F1.8 +4 more "}"> Re: Noiseware, is there any free program out there? GREYCstoration is a freeware noise reduction program. It can be downloaded from requires ImageMagick libraries(add exe to the end of the link) interface to the program, should be put into greycstoration directory (also add exe): works slowly but very nice. "}"> KEITH-C • Forum Pro • Posts: 14,131 Re: Noiseware, is there any free program out there? I cannot get these instructions to work - is there any info missing ?Keith-C "}"> Re: Noiseware, is there any free program out there? In reply to KEITH-C • Feb 15, 2007 Have you downloaded the programs? Note that I stripped exe extension from the end of two links as it is forbidden here to post links to exe files.Then ImageMagick should be installed into the place it suggests. GREYCStoration should be unpacked into any directory, where the GUI file should be put.If you launch GREYCstoration_restore_GUI.exe you will see browse button at the top of the window. Select your picture and then press apply. After some time the instructions will appear in the console (CMD prompt) window. Other window will show the image. If you select some rectangle within the image a new window will appear with initial crop and the result.To save your results press S key. The instruction says that. "}"> Re: Noiseware, is there any free program out there? Noiseware Community Edition Ver 2.5 "}"> hecgam • Regular Member • Posts: 216 gimp/dcraw/GREYCstoration? what about gimp/dcraw or ufraw/GREYCstoration?rather than the ImageMagick/GREYCstorationi haven't tried the gimp/dcraw yet, but i was looking at that the other day and will be testing it out sometime soon.hector "}"> Re: gimp/dcraw/GREYCstoration? In reply to hecgam • Feb 15, 2007 I use Gimp 2.3.14 - a development snapshot. Although it lacks 16 bits, it already supports monitor and image color profiles. The 2.4 release will have color management working properly.Concerning GREYCStoration and Gimp, the GIMP plug-in is stopped in development to my great dissapointment. The external version advances and seems to work quicker - though I haven't compared them. Keyboard shortcuts: FForum MMy threads Latest sample galleries Latest in-depth reviews We're working towards our

Greycstoration Preview Area, Click-Drag mouse to the image area with worst noise.Check image area first without preview.6. Click [ v ] Preview checkbox to disable and enable Preview, compare the result between before and after noise reduction process.Later, enable preview to compare the results.7. Repeat step 5 and 6 for all image area with worst noise or area that need to preserve the image detail, compare the image quality between before and after noise reduction process, search for best balance between image detail and image noise.8. If you satisfied with the result then Click OK and Greycstoration will process the image.9. The result will be a little blur then do Sharpen or Unsharp Mask to sharpening the image, i use Unsharp Mask with this settings:Improve image detail with Unsharp Mask.10. This is my result, click the image to download the larger version of the image.Click the image to download the final results.From the result we can see that the Greycstoration produce slightly better image than Dcam Noise but with much longer processing time. But overall Dcam Noise and Greycstoration results as free noise reduction can compete with commercial noise reduction program such as: Neat Image, Noiseware or Noise Ninja.

Using Gimphoto 1.4.3 and Gimpad 1.1 (also useful for Gimphoto for Linux)Gimphoto has many noise reduction function, that can be accessed using special menu for photograhy functions, from Image Menu > Photo > Noise- Dcam Noise- Film Grain Remover- Greycstoration- MedianAfter try to reduce the noise from White Tiger photo using Dcam Noise, then for this tutorial i will use Greycstoration.I have a photo about historical building at my town that i shot at night and from far in the middle of busy road then i can't use the flash light. Because the lack of light and using high ISO then the photo result is filled with very bad noise. If you want to follow this tutorial then download the larger image size by clicking image below:Historical Building at my home town, Surabaya. (noise maybe more visible at larger size, click image to download it) This is many different area in the image with worst noise displayed at 100% view level.Look at this very bad noise all over the photo1. Now run Gimphoto and open the photo.Gimphoto with Gimpad showing historical building photo.2. Klik Image Menu > Photo > Noise > GreycstorationGreycstoration menu location.3. Greycstoration dialog box will be open with default parametersGreycstoration with default values.Usually Greycstoration default parameters doing just great, parameters that mostly tweaked to improve the noise reduction process is:Strength, Noise Scale, Interpolation Step and Iteration.This is simple explanation about each parameters as far as i can understand it:Strengthhow powerful the noise reduction effect to image, too

Strong will reduce image detail.Contour Preservationhow strong greyc maintain image contour, lower is blury and higher is noisy.Anisotropyhow greyc performed the smoothing orientation, higher value will cause curly patterns.Noise scalehow strong greyc try to eliminate noise, higher value will give more clean result but more blury image, so balance it between image noise level with image detail level.Geometry regularityhow strong greyc try to maintain image geometry, higher value will cause curly patterns and slightly blur.Spatial stepi how no idea what is this for but higher or lower give small effect to image, just use default value :)Angular stepi how no idea what is this for but higher or lower give small effect to image, smaller value will result much more longer rendering time, just use default value :)Interpolation typethis value is to define what algorithm that greyc use to define what color to replace the noise, using nearest neighbor: fair quality and fastest, linear: good quality and fast, or runge-kutta: best quality and slow.Approximationmark the check box to speed-up the rendering with acceptable result, but for better result un-mark it but with longer rendering time.Number of iterationshow many time greyc will repeate the noise reduction process so this will need longer rendering time, usually between 1 - 5 times is enough, more higher value will produce "plastic effect"4. I will use Greycstoration default values and only change the Noise Scale value to 1.0 for stronger noise reduction effect to the image.Greycstoration Noise Scale set to 1.0.5. Put mouse cursor to

"}"> Re: Photoshop CC 2014 Oil Paint FREE alternative(Windows only) Ralph Ramirez wrote:Pictus, sorry; I found my answer. I neglected to also copy the Greyc-helper.bin file to the Plugins folder (I failed to read your instructions thoroughly, my error).Thanks again and Best Regards.............RalphRalph Ramirez wrote:Pictus wrote:Ralph Ramirez wrote:Hi Pictus,Trying to figure out how to install pixelbender. I downloaded the file from the direct link but don't recognize the format. I selected the direct link which downloaded this file; Greyshop_x64_LAA_2013-08-04.7zHave no idea how to proceed. If you have time can you explain to this not too smart senior what to do?Regards.............RalphHi Ralph Ramirez,Use 7-zip to unpack.7-zip is way better than zip, also better than RAW, even Adobe uses 7-zip.Thanks Pictus. I downloaded 7-zip and used it to extract the file Greyc-x64.8bf. I copied it to CS6 Plugins folder. I then tried to use it by selecting it in CS6 via filter/noise/GREYCstoration and get the following error:GREYCstoration - Create process failed. The system cannot find the file specified.Any ideas what I am doing wrong?............RalphPictus, sorry for so much bother but when running pixlebender nothing happens. The preview looks fine but when I click OK it gives the message noise removal then finishes without making any changes, see below. I used your default with the exception of the first one that I bumped up to show the change more clearly on the preview.Thanks again............Ralph Keyboard shortcuts: FForum PPrevious NNext WNext unread UUpvote SSubscribe RReply QQuote BBookmark MMy threads Color scheme? Blue / Yellow