![]() ![]() Batch processing in the standalone version processes folders of TIFF, JPEG and PNG images once you open a sample image and set the noise reduction parameters.Īlso new in DeNoise 6 are camera-specific presets, the ability to view EXIF metadata attached to an image and high-resolution monitor support. DeNoise 6, as with version 5, will install as a plug-in to Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, Serif Photo Plus, Corel Paintshop Pro and Photo Impact, and Topaz photoFXlab, but photographers not shooting in a RAW file format can access DeNoise 6 noise reduction features through the standalone version. There are several significant new features in version 6, but two stand out for me: the ability for it to run as a standalone program as well as a plug-in, and its ability to batch process an entire directory of images. I tested DeNoise 6.0.1 on both platforms and the look as well as the results were as identical as the two platforms allow. New users can purchase the program for $80 directly from and install it on two computers, either Mac or PC. Topaz Labs has updated its well-respected noise reduction program DeNoise to version 6 to meet the needs of photographers venturing into the realm of high ISO.ĭeNoise 6 is a free update for registered users of DeNoise 5 on Mac and PC platforms. Those who succumb to this temptation soon find that image noise increases in pace with higher ISO settings. ![]() Now that ISO speeds in digital SLRs have achieved astronomical numbers (like 3,276,800 on the Nikon D5), the temptation for photographers is to actually use ISO settings greater than 6400. ![]()
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