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thank you for sharing! question tho I have a lot of noisy photos to edit, and not much time. Qill noiseless ai work on multiple photos at once? (like batch processing) Or should I just use the noise adjustment for that?
Hi, thank you for your comment. When it comes to the traditional noise reduction tools (Develop or Denoise Tools), they can be applied to a photo, and then you can copy and paste it on as many images as you want. Unfortunately, the Noiseless AI cannot be used this way, and it has to be applied individually in the Edit module.
Curious what your specs on your computer are... Noiseless ran in a few seconds on your computer where mine can take 10 minutes to process a raw photo... I need to upgrade and don't know what specs I should target for good performance.
there is something that luminar always does automatically, which no one talks about. Luminar always puts a develop raw and a noiseless AI in your edit history regardless of what your do. when you want to do noiseless AI, luminar seems to want you to do it first, as the basal edit. So when using noiseless AI, I think that you go to your edit history and use noiseless from there.
Very surprising that with your camera at 200 ISO you have to put so much work into noise reduction, ISO 200 is the normal ISO I use and I have no noise at all… Also I believe that it is better to use Denoise as step one of the edit. Do really think it is nessessary to use noise reduction and denoise ai?
Thank you for your message, Volker. It depends on the photo. This was a hand-held low-light photo, and there was plenty of noise there. Either way, it's more about the technique that can be then taken and used on your images rather than the one sample file. Thank you... J.
Thank you for watching my video. If you're looking for more Luminar NEO tools, courses and videos, check out my website 👉 www.cleverphotographer.com/luminar
Dude….you are a legend. No one can teach it the way you do. Kudos to you.
Thank you so much for amazing comment. I am glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
Thank you Jakub for this beautiful editing .....
I am glad you enjoyed it Marie.
Keep it up. We'd like to see more vids from you.
I will do my best Dragan.
thank you for sharing! question tho I have a lot of noisy photos to edit, and not much time. Qill noiseless ai work on multiple photos at once? (like batch processing) Or should I just use the noise adjustment for that?
Hi, thank you for your comment. When it comes to the traditional noise reduction tools (Develop or Denoise Tools), they can be applied to a photo, and then you can copy and paste it on as many images as you want. Unfortunately, the Noiseless AI cannot be used this way, and it has to be applied individually in the Edit module.
@@CleverPhotographer thank you for the fast reply!
Curious what your specs on your computer are... Noiseless ran in a few seconds on your computer where mine can take 10 minutes to process a raw photo... I need to upgrade and don't know what specs I should target for good performance.
I have iMac 5K, 27-inch, 2019. It's 3.6 GHz 8-core Intel Core i9 with Radeon Pro 580X 8GB and I have 64 GB memory. I hope this will he helpful.
i use LUTS to blend color
I love using LUTs too...
@@CleverPhotographer thumnail LUTS is best
there is something that luminar always does automatically, which no one talks about. Luminar always puts a develop raw and a noiseless AI in your edit history regardless of what your do. when you want to do noiseless AI, luminar seems to want you to do it first, as the basal edit. So when using noiseless AI, I think that you go to your edit history and use noiseless from there.
Hi, thank you for your comment. I will try to make a video about this in the future.
Very surprising that with your camera at 200 ISO you have to put so much work into noise reduction, ISO 200 is the normal ISO I use and I have no noise at all… Also I believe that it is better to use Denoise as step one of the edit. Do really think it is nessessary to use noise reduction and denoise ai?
Thank you for your message, Volker. It depends on the photo. This was a hand-held low-light photo, and there was plenty of noise there. Either way, it's more about the technique that can be then taken and used on your images rather than the one sample file. Thank you... J.