And color noise tends to be a product of long exposures as our camera sensors heat up over time. ISO settings of 1600 to 6400 are common for night landscapes. In general, luminance noise is a result of using high ISO values. While different cameras handle noise differently, nocturnal landscapes tend to suffer from heavy doses of both luminance and color noise. Since landscape photography is one of my main passions, I wanted to investigate whether and how Topaz Denoise AI and Sharpen AI could help for nocturnal landscapes.
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So, with the considerable hype surrounding the new Topaz AI suite of products, I was intrigued when Topaz asked me to download the software and try it out. That said, I’m certainly all for any software that can give me the best result possible for my photos. So, I never really want to like a plugin too much! Plugins can also be a pain in terms of keeping them updated and working with our core programs. I’ll also admit that I’m not a fan of plugins generally as I prefer to keep a tidy, self-contained Lightroom workflow based on my RAW file as my master. At the same time, I am not a fanboy in terms of photo gear or photo software, and I always try to provide honest reviews of the products that interest me. I admire the software they make and their initiative in trying to push the envelope in terms of photo editing plugins. I have been a Topaz affiliate for years, and I’ve even done some web content in collaboration with them.
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