Neat Image 4 is out!

Chai · 19th Apr 2004, 04:28 PM

This is a must have tool for all serious digital photographers! This new version is even faster than the older version.

http://www.neatimage.com/

Theoretical_Photographer · 19th Apr 2004, 04:53 PM

Looks good an all, just wondering if you have any clearer examples than what’s on the Website.

And if your using it, did you find it easy to use?

Chai · 19th Apr 2004, 06:52 PM

Yeah, I've been using since version 2.6. It's not difficult to learn. Just follow the instructions posted on the website. You can even download the noise profile for your camera on their website and apply it on your pictures. That's what I've been doing.

Neat Image is very useful if you are planning to use high MP unresized photos. And the demo version is unlimited time and free!

Highly recommended.

I've uploaded some samples here. http://tourist.fotopic.net/c158889.html

Theoretical_Photographer · 20th Apr 2004, 01:31 AM

I’ve just had a play with the demo version (didn’t expect it to be so functional ) and I think it’s a great program. I think as soon as I can spare some cash, I will get the plug-in version with commercial license (cus I’m a good boy).

Seblington · 20th Apr 2004, 07:31 AM

This little program is good ! this was a poor picture of Loki, the results are amazing, and the program is only 1.3MB ! who said good things don't come in small packages ! as for getting a commercial licence like Theoretical Photographer, errrr.... yea, sort of...

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Theoretical_Photographer I'm a regular Join Date: 9 Mar 2004 Posts: 328 Reputation: 388 Rep Power: 8	Looks good an all, just wondering if you have any clearer examples than what’s on the Website. And if your using it, did you find it easy to use? __________________ (Cams:EOS 350D, s7000 aka Dust monster) -------------------------------------------- Intel Core 2 Quad (now)@ 3GHz(4 cores) – 4GB of 1.2 GHz (SLI) Ram (PAE saddly) – 2x 8800 GTX (768mb) –case Lian Li v2100 Plus II – MB Abit IN9 32X MAX – Sound : X-Fi Fatal1ty (front panel ver)

19th Apr 2004, 06:52 PM	#3 (permalink)
Chai Administrator Join Date: 6 Oct 2002 Location: Maranello Posts: 25,972 Reputation: 3788 Rep Power: 68	Yeah, I've been using since version 2.6. It's not difficult to learn. Just follow the instructions posted on the website. You can even download the noise profile for your camera on their website and apply it on your pictures. That's what I've been doing. Neat Image is very useful if you are planning to use high MP unresized photos. And the demo version is unlimited time and free! Highly recommended. I've uploaded some samples here. http://tourist.fotopic.net/c158889.html __________________ Chai (Contributor & Forum Admin) http://www.techarp.com/ Intel E8400 @ 4GHz \| Abit IP35 Pro \| Corsair TWIN2X4096-6400C5DHX \| Asus EN8800GTS 512MB \| WD Raptor WD740 \| WD 5000AAKS x2 \| Antec TPII-480 \| EMU 0404 PCI \| Dtek FuZion CPU \| Swiftech MCW60 \| Swiftech MCR320QP \| Swiftech MCP350 \| Dell 2001FP \| BenQ G2400W \| Logitech G5 \| Logitech G25 \| Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000

20th Apr 2004, 01:31 AM	#4 (permalink)
Theoretical_Photographer I'm a regular Join Date: 9 Mar 2004 Posts: 328 Reputation: 388 Rep Power: 8	I’ve just had a play with the demo version (didn’t expect it to be so functional ) and I think it’s a great program. I think as soon as I can spare some cash, I will get the plug-in version with commercial license (cus I’m a good boy). __________________ (Cams:EOS 350D, s7000 aka Dust monster) -------------------------------------------- Intel Core 2 Quad (now)@ 3GHz(4 cores) – 4GB of 1.2 GHz (SLI) Ram (PAE saddly) – 2x 8800 GTX (768mb) –case Lian Li v2100 Plus II – MB Abit IN9 32X MAX – Sound : X-Fi Fatal1ty (front panel ver)

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