Wow! Your lynx encounter is what the outdoors is all about. Your situational awareness paid off big time. Better yet, you were able to make some great images of the lynx. What a memorable experience Cameron. Thanks for sharing.🙂🙂🙂
Great story (and story telling). After the build up and seeing the somewhat overexposed video clip of the lynx, I wasn't really expecting super high quality images of it. Then the first photo popped up it absolutely stopped me in my tracks. Phenomenal!
Wow that sound the Lynx make is freaky! I reckon if I heard that in the wild by myself I'd be pretty scared. Well done on getting your bucket list shots, I learned early on in birding to keep my ears open and learn their calls as it is one of the best ways to find the subject.
What a great video! And your photos are fantastic. I’m so happy to have found your channel. I appreciate how down to earth you are and the fact that you take time to explain things. And my gosh, your passion for wildlife and photography is so inspiring. Our planet needs more people like you.
Excellent video Cameron, I was the one that suggested you try Denoise Ai and I am glad you like it as much as I do. When you are in Lightroom if you right click on the image and go to edit in Denoise Ai and run your raw image through the software it works much faster. With some of your lower ISO imags try the Ai Clear that is part of Ai Denoise, it does an incredible job of cleaning up the image. I also have the Topaz Sharpen Ai but I don't recommend it. It does a fairly good job but I find it sometimes is too harsh and if you think Denoise is slow you definitely won't like it. Incredible images of the Lynx!!
The way you narrate your experiences is simply amazing. Hearing that call and seeing you talk about it made me feel as if I was right there in the car with you. Congrats on getting to experience your bucket shot and on the 1000 subscribers! Really enjoying your channel and looking forward to more stuff from you.
Anand Sriraman thank you, Anand!! What an awesome comment! I really am stoked you’re enjoying the content!🙏 still cannot believe 1000 people are watching this🤯 best community in the world! You all rock.
I just loved the images. As a big-cat person myself I always look for them deep in the northern Swedish woods. I have not gotten my hero shot yet but I will continue my quest. Have a great weekend
Fantastic!!! Topaz DenoiseAI is amazing. I shoot with the D500. A crop sensor is going to show more noise than full frame. I cant believe the job it does. Fantastic shots
Dude! Getting those Lynx images is one of those opportunities you really don't get very often! Here in the UK we don't really have any large predatory animals, but I love photographing Deer. We have Fallow Deer roaming the forests not too far from where I live so I'll travel there quite often. But I had one of those moments of connection with a large Fallow Buck last year. Late in the day, ISO cranked up and a handful of shots and the big buck wandered off, but was completely accepting of my presence. So, yeah, I completely understand what it's like when you have one of the incredibly rare wildlife moments. But I'd love to get to Alaska for some wildlife photography. Bears and Wolves are creatures I'd absolutely love to photograph! Topaz DeNoise AI is incredible! You may have swayed me! That really is incredible! Take care Cameron, love watching your videos!
Gareth Kelley I would Love to see a Fallow buck man! Such beautiful deer! I really think you’ll love topaz! I’d definitely recommend at least downloading the free trial and trying it out on a few images!
@@cameronroxberry7014 if you ever find yourself heading to the UK I'd be happy to show you to some wild areas where the Fallow Deer roam. I'm looking forward to September/October time when the rut gets going! I'll definitely check out Topaz, it looks incredible! The adjustments it makes just aren't adjustment you can make in Lightroom or Photoshop. Unless perhaps you have many hours and lots patience to throw at it. Cheers Cameron. The first vlog I made was of the Fallow Deer in the Wyre Forest. I'm looking forward to getting back there 👍
What an amazing experience, these are the moments you live for. I got onto Topaz Denoise a few months ago, it truly is wonderfull. Loving your channel. Greetings from Australia
Great channel and videos. Super exotic to be living in Alaska with all these big mammals - but also it sounds scary and cold! Keep it up dude really enjoy watching the videos.
Your excitement is infectious. I can fully appreciate how you felt in that situation. I remember the first time I got some quality time with an otter here in Wales. Maybe not as impressive as a Lynx but a bucket list animal in my life. I too was struggling with the light and the images I got were grainy due to the extreme conditions and the camera body I was using at the time. I still love those images though. I have heard very good reports of that Topaz Denoise app, it looks just what I need to reprocess my otter images. It just goes to show that it always pays to be prepared and remain alert to any potential possibilities. It could have been so easy to have been packed up and be driving out with the car windows up and that moment that has given you so much enjoyment and satisfaction would have been missed. Great images. I particularly like the cat walking away and showing the pad of its foot. That will make a great editorial image. Take care.
Congratulations on some amazing captures! Getting 'the shot' is a feeling that is sort to explain to someone, but I know EXACTLY what you mean. I just wish it would happen more often. ;) I too use Topaz, but I use Sharpen AI, which also does an insanely amazing job of sharpening those just-missed-it images while also doing a stunning job at noise reduction. I can't find enough info on whether I should be using both, or one (DeNoise/Sharpen AI) over the other. I should a d500, and would also never use ISO4000, and usually anything over 1600 I frown upon, but that Topaz software has been a God-send for noise. Thank you for taking the underestimated time to create, edit, produce and share your experience in a professional, entertaining, and educational manner. WELL DONE!!
Dean Cerrati thanks Dean!!🙏 I am so glad you’re enjoying the content. I have the same mind set when it comes to ISO, so this really is a game changer for sure!
@Cameron Roxberry Such a great shot (shots really) and experience, congratulations! FYI I started using Topaz a couple months ago and its amazing. Just as a heads up for you, and anyone else reading, though I only have a 20mp sensor my pics only take about 30-45 seconds to Denoise so dont get discouraged by the times. I think I have 24gb of RAM in my iMac so I think that really helps, but just letting you and others know it doesn't always have to take those 7 minutes a shot. Again, super happy to hear about that experience!
Great video Cameron I love the lynx great photos. I downloaded the trial of DeNoise AI you are right it's amazing. I have a noisy photo of a Killdeer and it cleaned it up really nicely. Keep up the great work.
The shot of the paw😍😍😍😍 Congratulations, huuuuge achievement! I'm chasing lynx for a while now, but wad never able to cet one in front of my lens. They are clearly present though as they appear frequently in camera traps. Cheers Tom
Congrats on your experience and getting some great images!! Lynx are one of my favorites and bucket list animals also. Although, Wolverines are one of my top and have been since I was a child...well them and Wolves. Doubt I'll ever get to experience it or capture them, but who knows...i still have a few good years left in me...lol. Anyway, Congrats again and great video, enjoyed it. Found you through W&E podcast.
@@cameronroxberry7014 thanks, sounds incredible. For the Denoise, you can actually plug it into Lightroom and then you just have to right click on your image then select edit in and it will through it into Denoise as a tiff (default) all you gotta do is Open Lightroom Preferences to the Additional External Editors window. then go to choose, then choose denoise
So thrilled for you that you got that experience of the Lynx and were then able to get images you are stoked about despite the lighting conditions. Thanks so much for sharing the story with us!
As a time saver, it also works as a plug in loaded into Lightroom and PS. While working on the RAW image you would go to Photo/Edit In and select Topaz Denoise AI. It opens it for you and is as seamless as going from LR to PS. Huge time saver and you are still working with RAW. It saves as a TIFF when you go back to LR. Great encounter.
I can relate so much to what you do, you keep it real. My canon 5dsr sucks at high iso too. Your experience allowed you to get those awesome images. Moments like these make it worth spending all that money on your gear.
Hi Cameron, I want to start by saying nice channel! You do excellent work! As a fellow Nikon shooter (I'm using a Z7, same sensor as the d850) I just wanted to let you know that the sensor on the D850 is ISO invariant after about ISO400. Essentially what this means is that lifting exposure/shadows in post is identical to raising your ISO in the field. Look into ISO Invariance I think it will probably change the way you shoot. Keep up the good work!
So nice and great photos of the Lynx. I love these videos, they are great inspiration..... I got into wildlife photographing last year, when I went to Canada, I decided to buy a sigma 150-600mm for the trip. which was a very good decision, although I have no idea how to top that trip. started off with some great shots of humpback and orcas. Then the most amazing thing happen and I got some very awesome photos of the Kermode bear, at that point I thought the trip could not get any better until the next day, where I got the Lynx as well.
Beautiful images of that Lynx, my heart would have also been pumping during such a special wildlife encounter moment. Congratulations it was meant to be and yes Topaz is a game changer on how you can now shoot in low light.
Cameron, Thanks for this video. I have been trying to determine how I could photo wildlife with a 200-600 Sony and not have to be concerned about not having to work a high ISO. Your review and recommendation of Topaz eased my mind on running and editing extreme ISO. Best to you and yours.
I use Topaz denoize as a plug in for lightroom, when I am in develop mode I right click on the image and go down to edit in and choose topaz and I feel it is quicker than exporting first. Just a suggestion. Awesome video by the way 👍
WOW!!! Those eyes just pierces into my heart and soul, Magnificent. i can feel the adrenaline in you when you are so close and having eye to eye contact, Amazing. i can't hold my feeling so started typing before even i haven't finished watching full clip. Mind Blowing
Dude, your enthusiasm is great, it's funny though that you have just found probably the industry standard stand alone noise reduction software that's been around for many many years
Check your setup. Normally in the Develop Module, R click on the image, Edit In, DeNoise Ai, it comes up and after processing and you save the image it should go back to LR next to the original image. It takes less than 2 minutes. I have Sharpen 'Ai and don't use it. It seems to me to be a more difficult to use Denoise Ai. More times than not I add a little more sharpening in DeNoise than the base 15%. Love the lynx snaps and the eagles in the latest video.
Hi, Just new what software you where going to use before you said it. One suggestion, turn off auto update in the software and make changes then check now and again because as you maybe have noticed even if you drag the image it auto updates.
You can take 2 files into photoshop and put a ton of noise reduction into one and then just blend it into the background and just keep it out of the animal. I’ll shoot at ISO 6400 and have clean files by doing this.
Hei! Nice one. Why don't you just right click on the image and edit in topaz denoise AI? You can do it from LR. It's amazing piece of software. I tested it with 12800 iso on d500 and it made the picture so god damn good that you literally couldn't find any noise. It doesn't always work but in most cases it does a great job removing noise and sharpening an image.
Wow! Your lynx encounter is what the outdoors is all about. Your situational awareness paid off big time. Better yet, you were able to make some great images of the lynx. What a memorable experience Cameron. Thanks for sharing.🙂🙂🙂
Great story (and story telling). After the build up and seeing the somewhat overexposed video clip of the lynx, I wasn't really expecting super high quality images of it. Then the first photo popped up it absolutely stopped me in my tracks. Phenomenal!
Fantastic video and story Cameron your story telling is exceptional, thanks for sharing. 👏👏👏👏👏👍
Kingfisher61 thank you!!🙏 I was so excited to share this with you all! I’m so glad you enjoyed it as much as I did!
Wow that sound the Lynx make is freaky! I reckon if I heard that in the wild by myself I'd be pretty scared. Well done on getting your bucket list shots, I learned early on in birding to keep my ears open and learn their calls as it is one of the best ways to find the subject.
Wow what a fantastic experience..I feel your excitement. Great capture...thanks for sharing!.
Michelle Stewart absolutely Michelle! so stoked you’re enjoying the videos!! thank you🙏
What a great video! And your photos are fantastic. I’m so happy to have found your channel. I appreciate how down to earth you are and the fact that you take time to explain things. And my gosh, your passion for wildlife and photography is so inspiring. Our planet needs more people like you.
Congratulations on photographing the beautiful lynx!
Must have been a breathtaking experience..
Excellent video Cameron, I was the one that suggested you try Denoise Ai and I am glad you like it as much as I do. When you are in Lightroom if you right click on the image and go to edit in Denoise Ai and run your raw image through the software it works much faster. With some of your lower ISO imags try the Ai Clear that is part of Ai Denoise, it does an incredible job of cleaning up the image. I also have the Topaz Sharpen Ai but I don't recommend it. It does a fairly good job but I find it sometimes is too harsh and if you think Denoise is slow you definitely won't like it. Incredible images of the Lynx!!
Keith MacDonald thank you so much for recommending Topaz! I really appreciate the tip! 🙏
The way you narrate your experiences is simply amazing. Hearing that call and seeing you talk about it made me feel as if I was right there in the car with you. Congrats on getting to experience your bucket shot and on the 1000 subscribers! Really enjoying your channel and looking forward to more stuff from you.
Anand Sriraman thank you, Anand!! What an awesome comment! I really am stoked you’re enjoying the content!🙏 still cannot believe 1000 people are watching this🤯 best community in the world! You all rock.
Great shot, Cameron, great presentation.............I'm happy 'cause you're so darn happy!!
Congrats on the bucket shot!! They were awesome! Your enthusiasm is contagious. As always, thanks for sharing!! 🙂
I just loved the images. As a big-cat person myself I always look for them deep in the northern Swedish woods. I have not gotten my hero shot yet but I will continue my quest.
Have a great weekend
Fantastic!!! Topaz DenoiseAI is amazing. I shoot with the D500. A crop sensor is going to show more noise than full frame. I cant believe the job it does. Fantastic shots
Jesse Bass so true!! Thanks Jesse!🙏
Dude! Getting those Lynx images is one of those opportunities you really don't get very often!
Here in the UK we don't really have any large predatory animals, but I love photographing Deer. We have Fallow Deer roaming the forests not too far from where I live so I'll travel there quite often. But I had one of those moments of connection with a large Fallow Buck last year. Late in the day, ISO cranked up and a handful of shots and the big buck wandered off, but was completely accepting of my presence.
So, yeah, I completely understand what it's like when you have one of the incredibly rare wildlife moments. But I'd love to get to Alaska for some wildlife photography. Bears and Wolves are creatures I'd absolutely love to photograph!
Topaz DeNoise AI is incredible! You may have swayed me! That really is incredible!
Take care Cameron, love watching your videos!
Gareth Kelley I would Love to see a Fallow buck man! Such beautiful deer! I really think you’ll love topaz! I’d definitely recommend at least downloading the free trial and trying it out on a few images!
@@cameronroxberry7014 if you ever find yourself heading to the UK I'd be happy to show you to some wild areas where the Fallow Deer roam. I'm looking forward to September/October time when the rut gets going!
I'll definitely check out Topaz, it looks incredible! The adjustments it makes just aren't adjustment you can make in Lightroom or Photoshop. Unless perhaps you have many hours and lots patience to throw at it.
Cheers Cameron. The first vlog I made was of the Fallow Deer in the Wyre Forest. I'm looking forward to getting back there 👍
Gareth Kelley i would absolutely love that! same goes for you in alaska man!
What an amazing experience, these are the moments you live for. I got onto Topaz Denoise a few months ago, it truly is wonderfull. Loving your channel. Greetings from Australia
Great channel and videos. Super exotic to be living in Alaska with all these big mammals - but also it sounds scary and cold! Keep it up dude really enjoy watching the videos.
Enjoyed the video, congrats on the great encounter and lovely images. Appreciate the software demo, looks like a game changer
You're a great storyteller! Enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Great lynx story, and well told, Cameron.
Ron Day thanks Ron! So very glad you enjoyed it as much as me, man 🙏
Your excitement is infectious. I can fully appreciate how you felt in that situation. I remember the first time I got some quality time with an otter here in Wales. Maybe not as impressive as a Lynx but a bucket list animal in my life. I too was struggling with the light and the images I got were grainy due to the extreme conditions and the camera body I was using at the time. I still love those images though.
I have heard very good reports of that Topaz Denoise app, it looks just what I need to reprocess my otter images.
It just goes to show that it always pays to be prepared and remain alert to any potential possibilities. It could have been so easy to have been packed up and be driving out with the car windows up and that moment that has given you so much enjoyment and satisfaction would have been missed.
Great images. I particularly like the cat walking away and showing the pad of its foot. That will make a great editorial image.
Take care.
Robert Lawrence what an awesome comment, Robert! I’d love to see those otter shots! I’m sure they’re beautiful!
I love this program! I’ve been hearing the hype for a while, so I finally tried it........I was blown away!!
Jason B right!! One of the very few programs I’ve seen that turned out to be as good as they promise!
Congratulations on some amazing captures! Getting 'the shot' is a feeling that is sort to explain to someone, but I know EXACTLY what you mean. I just wish it would happen more often. ;) I too use Topaz, but I use Sharpen AI, which also does an insanely amazing job of sharpening those just-missed-it images while also doing a stunning job at noise reduction. I can't find enough info on whether I should be using both, or one (DeNoise/Sharpen AI) over the other. I should a d500, and would also never use ISO4000, and usually anything over 1600 I frown upon, but that Topaz software has been a God-send for noise. Thank you for taking the underestimated time to create, edit, produce and share your experience in a professional, entertaining, and educational manner. WELL DONE!!
Dean Cerrati thanks Dean!!🙏 I am so glad you’re enjoying the content. I have the same mind set when it comes to ISO, so this really is a game changer for sure!
Many Thanks For sharing A Great Video, To Me It Is The Most Powerful Photograph Of A Lynx, Just Beautiful. Fantastic Photos.
@Cameron Roxberry Such a great shot (shots really) and experience, congratulations! FYI I started using Topaz a couple months ago and its amazing. Just as a heads up for you, and anyone else reading, though I only have a 20mp sensor my pics only take about 30-45 seconds to Denoise so dont get discouraged by the times. I think I have 24gb of RAM in my iMac so I think that really helps, but just letting you and others know it doesn't always have to take those 7 minutes a shot.
Again, super happy to hear about that experience!
Great video Cameron I love the lynx great photos. I downloaded the trial of DeNoise AI you are right it's amazing. I have a noisy photo of a Killdeer and it cleaned it up really nicely. Keep up the great work.
Mike Boon so stoked you got to recover that image! It sounds amazing!
Great story! Amazing experience for you
The shot of the paw😍😍😍😍
Congratulations, huuuuge achievement! I'm chasing lynx for a while now, but wad never able to cet one in front of my lens. They are clearly present though as they appear frequently in camera traps.
Cheers
Tom
That is what nature gives us. Unforgetable moments of exitmetnt. Your lynx story is just great example. Happy for you 👍
Harri Saari thank you Harri! It definitely makes it all worth it. 👌🏻
Great vlog .. thanks for sharing and congratulations on getting that lynx..
jamie burning so stoked you enjoyed it, Jamie! thank you! 🙏
Congrats on your experience and getting some great images!! Lynx are one of my favorites and bucket list animals also. Although, Wolverines are one of my top and have been since I was a child...well them and Wolves. Doubt I'll ever get to experience it or capture them, but who knows...i still have a few good years left in me...lol. Anyway, Congrats again and great video, enjoyed it. Found you through W&E podcast.
Dude so cool, can't wait to get into the mountains of Montana in the winter to look for em
Tony Morrison good luck, Tony! Wish you the best of luck!! It truly was a moment to remember for a lifetime.
@@cameronroxberry7014 thanks, sounds incredible. For the Denoise, you can actually plug it into Lightroom and then you just have to right click on your image then select edit in and it will through it into Denoise as a tiff (default) all you gotta do is Open Lightroom Preferences to the Additional External Editors window. then go to choose, then choose denoise
So thrilled for you that you got that experience of the Lynx and were then able to get images you are stoked about despite the lighting conditions.
Thanks so much for sharing the story with us!
As a time saver, it also works as a plug in loaded into Lightroom and PS. While working on the RAW image you would go to Photo/Edit In and select Topaz Denoise AI. It opens it for you and is as seamless as going from LR to PS. Huge time saver and you are still working with RAW. It saves as a TIFF when you go back to LR.
Great encounter.
Ron Hayes Thank, Ron! i will definitely start doing that! 👍🏻
just heard this on Wild and Exposed and immediately came here. Good shit man!
Congrats man! Keep up the great work. 👍
I can relate so much to what you do, you keep it real. My canon 5dsr sucks at high iso too. Your experience allowed you to get those awesome images. Moments like these make it worth spending all that money on your gear.
David Nguyen absolutely, man!! you completely get it!
Cameron Roxberry Do you have a D5 too?
David Nguyen i don’t man, just the d850 and Z6
Hi Cameron, I want to start by saying nice channel! You do excellent work! As a fellow Nikon shooter (I'm using a Z7, same sensor as the d850) I just wanted to let you know that the sensor on the D850 is ISO invariant after about ISO400. Essentially what this means is that lifting exposure/shadows in post is identical to raising your ISO in the field. Look into ISO Invariance I think it will probably change the way you shoot. Keep up the good work!
Well done on the shots, that noise is mad. As a D850 users got to say Denoise is outstanding, like getting a new camera.
Great shots. Their call will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. Love Topaz just bought it two days ago after the free trial.
Kevin B no joke! Especially alone in the woods😅 I can’t believe I hadn’t used it prior to yesterday; it’s such an awesome software.
So nice and great photos of the Lynx. I love these videos, they are great inspiration..... I got into wildlife photographing last year, when I went to Canada, I decided to buy a sigma 150-600mm for the trip. which was a very good decision, although I have no idea how to top that trip. started off with some great shots of humpback and orcas. Then the most amazing thing happen and I got some very awesome photos of the Kermode bear, at that point I thought the trip could not get any better until the next day, where I got the Lynx as well.
Tobias Terman Olsen such a great lens!’ And what a trip!! Talk about once in a lifetime!
@@cameronroxberry7014 It was Amazing, the kermode bear really made a huge impression. cant wait to go back. either Canada or Alaska
Love your channel and your videos! another great one:)
Beautiful images of that Lynx, my heart would have also been pumping during such a special wildlife encounter moment. Congratulations it was meant to be and yes Topaz is a game changer on how you can now shoot in low light.
Terry Ayling thanks Terry! Truly a moment I’ll cherish forever!
Good stories, well integrated. That scream scared the hell out of my cat.
Cameron, Thanks for this video. I have been trying to determine how I could photo wildlife with a 200-600 Sony and not have to be concerned about not having to work a high ISO. Your review and recommendation of Topaz eased my mind on running and editing extreme ISO. Best to you and yours.
Congratulations on the shot!!
Topaz DeNoise AI is a definite game-changer, more importantly, love love the Lynx image, congrats on the bucket-image, mine is a mountain lion/cougar.
I love the lynx shots, the lightning actually gave it a different mood. I’ve never seen one myself either and their call intrigued me!
Hyraxes if you get bored, definitely search their calls. They’re hilarious lol 😂
Congrats on 1000 subscribers
Hyraxes thanks man! I cannot believe 1000 people want to watch these videos😅
Congrats!
Jim Quick thank you, Jim!
I use Topaz denoize as a plug in for lightroom, when I am in develop mode I right click on the image and go down to edit in and choose topaz and I feel it is quicker than exporting first. Just a suggestion. Awesome video by the way 👍
Congrats on the encounter and love the photos!
Neil Jernigan thank you, Neil! I’m so stoked you enjoyed them as much as I did! 🙏
Nice,great day.
David Dowling one of the best, man🙌🏻
WOW!!! Those eyes just pierces into my heart and soul, Magnificent. i can feel the adrenaline in you when you are so close and having eye to eye contact, Amazing. i can't hold my feeling so started typing before even i haven't finished watching full clip. Mind Blowing
Dude, your enthusiasm is great, it's funny though that you have just found probably the industry standard stand alone noise reduction software that's been around for many many years
Dakman DotCom right!! How have I not been using this😐😅 I was just convinced it’s was a gimmick.. jokes on me lol
Topaz Denoise AI is the only reason I got through the dark winter time without a depression ;-)
John Sahl I didn’t even know it was a thing! What a life saver lol
Check your setup. Normally in the Develop Module, R click on the image, Edit In, DeNoise Ai, it comes up and after processing and you save the image it should go back to LR next to the original image. It takes less than 2 minutes. I have Sharpen 'Ai and don't use it. It seems to me to be a more difficult to use Denoise Ai. More times than not I add a little more sharpening in DeNoise than the base 15%. Love the lynx snaps and the eagles in the latest video.
Never knew the ptarmigan bird and I had the same call. Thanx!
Richie Allen 😂😂
Thanks for the info,I'll look into it.
Subbed! Great job
Hi, Just new what software you where going to use before you said it. One suggestion, turn off auto update in the software and make changes then check now and again because as you maybe have noticed even if you drag the image it auto updates.
Russell Webb thanks Russell! I’ll definitely be doing that!👌🏻
great video
rudy nuyens thanks, man!🤙🏻
Cameron Roxberry No thanks keep it safe
If you take the raw file strait into topaz before lightroom it will do much better.
Justin Cammidge I’ll definitely try that! Thanks for the tip, man!
You can take 2 files into photoshop and put a ton of noise reduction into one and then just blend it into the background and just keep it out of the animal. I’ll shoot at ISO 6400 and have clean files by doing this.
Marcus Hanenburg I’ll have to try that! Great tip!👍🏻
Where are you, man? Miss your content. Hope you’re alright!
Hei! Nice one. Why don't you just right click on the image and edit in topaz denoise AI? You can do it from LR. It's amazing piece of software. I tested it with 12800 iso on d500 and it made the picture so god damn good that you literally couldn't find any noise. It doesn't always work but in most cases it does a great job removing noise and sharpening an image.