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Sep 22, 2024 8:24 PM UTC
Question

Denoise from Photoshop

I'm new here & was hoping for some help & advice...

I sent a photo from Lightroom to photoshop to change the background, I then sent this back to Lightroom to continue my edits but it was saved as a TIFF & Lightroom doesn't denoise a TIFF file....

Is there any other way to denoise this image now?

Is there a way to denoise in photoshop after I have changed the background & then send back to Lightroom?

I'm not too familiar with photoshop, I've only been using Lightroom so am a bit lost!

Any help is appreciated!

 

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Conrad_C
Community Expert
Community Expert
Sep 23, 2024 3:37 AM UTC

There are several kinds of noise reduction in these applications. As you found out, the newest method, AI-assisted Denoise in Lightroom Classic, works only on raw images (at least for now). If an image starts out as a camera raw file, it’s best to AI denoise it before sending it to Photoshop.

 

If you are trying to reduce noise in a non-raw image like a Photoshop document, that leaves you with the other two, older choices.

 

In Lightroom Classic or Adobe Camera Raw, you can apply Manual Noise Reduction.

 

 

In Photoshop,you can choose Filter > Noise > Reduce Noise. But it’s the oldest feature of the three, and doesn’t always work well. 

 

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GoldingD
Legend
Sep 22, 2024 11:12 PM UTC

You would need to manually denoise, not the Denoise AI

Look in the denoise panel for that

 

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SassyWCAuthor
Participating Frequently
Sep 23, 2024 12:57 AM UTC

Oh thankyou, will look at that....

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dj_paige
Legend
Sep 22, 2024 8:37 PM UTC

Run the AI Denoise before you send it to Photoshop.

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SassyWCAuthor
Participating Frequently
Sep 22, 2024 9:11 PM UTC

Even if I change the background?

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dj_paige
Legend
Sep 22, 2024 9:13 PM UTC

I don't understand your question.

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