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News: SNS-HDR v1.3.8 to SNS-HDR v1.4.19

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Sebastian Nibisz

New member
Hi,

I finished work on a new noise reduction algorithm. The following comparison.

Without NR / New algorithm (auto level) / Old algorithm (level 8).
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Nikon D700, ISO 3200.

The new algorithm will be available in the SNS-HDR 2.0 (update will be free).

Regards,
Sebastian
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Fabulous to me!

Sebastian,

This beautiful result would be interesting to compare the noise reduction with results from dedicated noise reduction software! Could we possibly have a copy of the original sent to editor.OPFATmac.com?

Thanks,

Asher
 
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Bart_van_der_Wolf

pro member
Sebastian Nibisz said:
Hi,

I finished work on a new noise reduction algorithm.
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Hi Sebastian, that's looking a lot better than it was.


The new algorithm will be available in the SNS-HDR 2.0 (update will be free).
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I'm looking forward to it. I've read on your forum that you are in the process of finalizing it soon. Thanks for your efforts to offer the best tonemapping quality available.

Cheers,
Bart
 
nicolas claris

nicolas claris

OPF Co-founder/Administrator
Bart_van_der_Wolf said:
Hi Sebastian, that's looking a lot better than it was.




I'm looking forward to it. I've read on your forum that you are in the process of finalizing it soon. Thanks for your efforts to offer the best tonemapping quality available.

Cheers,
Bart
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And still waiting (with less patience after looking to Sebastian's last post ; ) for a Mac Version (I tried, specifically for SNS-HDR, with Parallel, but the monitor calibration is just impossible to achieve for both platforms…).

Dommage (pour moi !)
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Nicolas Claris said:
And still waiting (with less patience after looking to Sebastian's last post ; ) for a Mac Version (I tried, specifically for SNS-HDR, with Parallel, but the monitor calibration is just impossible to achieve for both platforms…).

Dommage (pour moi !)
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Nicolas,

I've been seriously considering getting a separate machine for windows and so being able to calibrate the display. I have a few lying around unused. With SNS HDR gutting better and better, it is becoming a serious proposition and a Windows computer only has to be adequate for the size of files you have.

In the end, one could still do the lens corrections with Lightroom or other software that know your lenses.

Asher
 
nicolas claris

nicolas claris

OPF Co-founder/Administrator
Asher Kelman said:
Nicolas,

I've been seriously considering getting a separate machine for windows and so being able to calibrate the display. I have a few lying around unused. With SNS HDR gutting better and better, it is becoming a serious proposition and a Windows computer only has to be adequate for the size of files you have.

In the end, one could still do the lens corrections with Lightroom or other software that know your lenses.

Asher
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Well, having to regularly update softwares (look at the OPF's Pentax forum later today, some stuff coming… ; ), Macs and a Windows machine? I'm afraid I cannot afford that, plus handling 5x 240 Mb files needs real powerful machine and loads of Ram (I have 18 Gb on my Mac)… plus the fact that when I batch 16 bit files, it is by hundreds of files (100 files = 20 images)…
I'm afraid I'll have to stick with photomatix that delivers good HDR too, although I think SNS is better…
 
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