Grain/Noise Problem

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February 10, 2018
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Want some feedback re this please - was declined due to grain/noise problem. I know that there is "blur" in the background content as a result of the depth of field, but I wanted to get some input re the noise issue? Thanks!

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Correct answer joanH

This is a great photo except - The background does have blur, lots of objects and noise. The foreground of snow might also have grain or noise problems. Cat looks very good - some hairs on left might need sharpening. Tough one for me. Good luck. JH

FastFlash

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I use Topaz DeNoise6 on images where I have that problem. It works sometimes and sometimes not. I used it on your image and it looks 100% better. I am not sure if Adobe has a problem if someone is using DeNoise or not. But here ya go

christyh41182825Author

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Thank you for the suggestion - I will definitely check it out!!

v.poth

Inspiring

Hi,

Blurred image background is generally a means of creating an image, which is correct. But here you should make sure that the effect is not technically destroyed by excessive sharpening and increased noise.

Here is a section from the background of your picture:

This is what a correct blurred background in the magnification should look like:

I hope this could help you.

Greets,

v.poth

joanHCorrect answer

Inspiring

This is a great photo except - The background does have blur, lots of objects and noise. The foreground of snow might also have grain or noise problems. Cat looks very good - some hairs on left might need sharpening. Tough one for me. Good luck. JH

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