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On top of that we have made some other improvements. Users of Adobe Premiere will benefit from smoother integration between Neat Video and Premiere.

GPU acceleration has being improved on all supporting platforms.

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In addition, we have added support for a number of new GPUs including those used in new Mac Pro machines. Neat Video can now use the new Metal technology offered by MacOS for faster GPU processing. It can an hour just to de-noise a few minutes of video, and as such I will usually drop the plugin on any necessary shots at the very end of my post pipeline and let it render overnight.įor more information visit Video v5 plug-ins have been updated to version 5.2 My only issue with using it is that it slows down your system immensely. It can also be used to soften overly sharp images. It means I can have more flexibility grading DSLR footage and shooting at higher ISO’s.

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It does a better job than After Effects or any grading software that I currently use and it is relatively simple to use while still giving you a professional level of control.

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Please click on the image to view at full size.Īll in all, I am extremely happy with this plugin. The top half of this image is untouched and the bottom has been de-noised. This image could have had an even cleaner result if more time was spent refining the process, but I wanted to demonstrate what can be achieved even with full automation. I then denoised it using neat video – but only using the automated presets. You can also control how much reduction takes place, but be careful not to over do it as the image can start to look synthetic very quickly.įor the purpose of this post, I stretched the contrast on a shot to expose some grain in the shadows/midtones. That essentially means you will have a more accurate representation of the noise that needs to be removed. For example, you can change the temporal radius to pull noise data from up to 5 frames before and after the current frame being sampled. Once you have found the settings that work for your shot and have applied them, within your NLE you still have control over how the de-noising is applied. However, for more complex shots or specific issues (let’s say a camera has noise only in the red channel for example), you can have much more control by using the advanced mode which allows you to fine tune the nose reduction settings with many additional sliders related to the shadow, midtone and highlight grain. For the majority of basic de-noising work – you may not need any other settings. Still working in the simple (or standard) mode, you have control over the amount of noise reduction on luminance and chrominance separately, as well as having a slider for the amount of sharpening required. It then subtracts that pattern from your video and you are left with an amazingly clean final image. On the simple end of things, all you need to do is select a noisy area of your footage (preferably without much detail, a wall for example would work well), and Neat video creates a profile for your camera/iso setting based on the noise that is visible. It works with two separate modes (one simple and one advanced)  that allow you as the user to de-noise according to your needs and skill level. While you can apply it directly within your NLE, many of the necessary settings are only accessible once you step into a separate window that features the full control of the plugin. Right out of the box, Neat video works exceptionally well.

Neat video plugins iso#

Typically, my finishing workflow is heavily focused on color grading and as such often denoise in my grading applications, and in some more extreme cases I have used After Effects’ denoising tool.Ībout a month ago I figured I would pick up the neat video plugin for FCP X as I had a lot of narrative and documentary themed projects upcoming (that I was producing in addition to posting), and wanted some more flexibility in camera when shooting as I typically will use fair amount of lighting to avoid bumping the ISO up too high.

I’ve heard for years now that Neat video’s noise reduction plugins are hard to beat, but it wasn’t until recently that I realized this first hand.