Denoise Software

[Bill W]

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I jsut received an email from the forum advertising Denoise software. I was just curious if anyone has used this product and what their impression is. It is certainly affordable at $35 and I would like to use it on some older files.

[wda]

This offer looks good value. But I would like to know how it compares with NiK or other competing products, including the filter already part of LightRoom.

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[kcnarf1]

Today I received an Email from Leica Forum that showers high praise upon Denoise Projects Pro noise reduction software and offers it for $35 instead  of the supposedly normal $129. Does anyone here have experience with this software? Your evaluation? 

Edited January 23, 2016 by kcnarf1

[fotografr]

Extremely complicated and supplied with instructions that don't help much. If you get it, plan to spend days trying to figure it out.

[gwpics]

Extremely complicated and supplied with instructions that don't help much. If you get it, plan to spend days trying to figure it out.

 

 

Thanks for the warning. The offer also doesn't seem that great as a link to the website also seems to give the same discount.

 

Gerry

[PeterDorr]

Thanks for the respons.

It looked very promising but I'll stick to Lightroom then.

[Havamal]

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My security settings at my computer (Mac - El Capitan) have recognized Denoise as an product from an unidentified developer and I could not istall. Therefore I have claimed my right to "revocation" and I do hope they will pay me back.

[jaapv]

Just change your preferences to "ask permission" It is not the fault of the software, but of your computer settings.

[wda]

I looked at their video which seemed to show DeNoise as a filter in the Topaz range, accessed through FusionExpress. That raises a doubt in my mind as to current ownership of the software.

[Luke_Miller]

I looked at their video which seemed to show DeNoise as a filter in the Topaz range, accessed through FusionExpress. That raises a doubt in my mind as to current ownership of the software.

 I was initially confused as well. I believe the software in question is Denoise Projects Professional which is a different application from Topaz DeNoise.