Lightroom Classic v12.3 released...

[RedCobra]

Now, if they could only fix their Camera Profiles.

 

[Only RF]

Now, if they could only fix their Camera Profiles.

I must say that while waiting for profiles for the R5 I did warm up to Adobe Color. I also had these. You may like them.

Camera Profiles - Color Fidelity

 

[PKM-UK]

This is a pretty good video.

Amazing AI DeNoise in ACR 15.3 and Lightroom 12.3

Let's face it, Noise Reduction in ACR and Lightroom has always left us with much to be desired! It forced us to reach for third-party plugins like ON1 or To...

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A good overview of a number of the new features can be watched at: The Joy of Editing with Dave Kelly.

Phil

 

[Only RF]

Can Lightroom's NEW Denoise AI Replace DxO, Topaz, and ON1?

Lightroom Editing Companion - https://bio.site/alexarmitageDenoise has likely made the most progress in a relatively short amount of time over the past coupl...

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[Only RF]

I may have mentioned this before. Now you can really push the sharpening like never before. That presenter didn't even touch the Texture and Detail sliders.

 

[Bucolic Old Sir Henry]

Julieanne Kost's video covers everything you need to know - and a fair bit that others have yet to pick up on. Given what I said above about smoothness, interesting to see she suggests adding back some grain!

 

[Only RF]

Julieanne Kost's video covers everything you need to know - and a fair bit that others have yet to pick up on. Given what I said above about smoothness, interesting to see she suggests adding back some grain!

Some noise is good. If it is too smooth you can get pixelization when you print. Smooth is great for posting for web media.

 

[Only RF]

Edit using Denoise with or without LrC adjustments? I tried it and I couldn't see a difference either. Just to be on the safe side setting up a preset to remove all edits is pretty easy. Anthony says to use reset button but that puts Sharpening to the default of 40 and the lens corrections are still active.

Adobe says to

• We recommend to Denoise your image before applying other tools, including AI masks and Content-Aware, as using Enhance might change the result of the tools used.

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/enhance-details.html

Should The NEW Lightroom AI Denoise Be Done Early or Late in Your Workflow?

In this tutorial, I examine whether the new AI Denoise that is in Lightroom should be done early or later in one's workflow or if it even matters. Here is th...

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[PKM-UK]

Edit using Denoise with or without LrC adjustments? I tried it and I couldn't see a difference either. Just to be on the safe side setting up a preset to remove all edits is pretty easy. Anthony says to use reset button but that puts Sharpening to the default of 40 and the lens corrections are still active.

Adobe says to

• We recommend to Denoise your image before applying other tools, including AI masks and Content-Aware, as using Enhance might change the result of the tools used.

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/enhance-details.html

Should The NEW Lightroom AI Denoise Be Done Early or Late in Your Workflow?

In this tutorial, I examine whether the new AI Denoise that is in Lightroom should be done early or later in one's workflow or if it even matters. Here is th...

www.youtube.com

I’m still doing tests - terrific results being produced by the way - but I am also pondering whether making any adjustments before/after makes a tangible difference. It’s like any adjustments are ‘put aside’ while denoise is used on the raw, then they are re-applied to the resultant DNG (so noise isn’t exacerbated). It may be one difference is the time taken for processing.

We’re off on a (soggy) weekend trip today, do I should have plenty of low light shots to work with next week…

Phil

 

[Only RF]

I’m still doing tests - terrific results being produced by the way - but I am also pondering whether making any adjustments before/after makes a tangible difference. It’s like any adjustments are ‘put aside’ while denoise is used on the raw, then they are re-applied to the resultant DNG (so noise isn’t exacerbated). It may be one difference is the time taken for processing.

We’re off on a (soggy) weekend trip today, do I should have plenty of low light shots to work with next week…

Phil

Have a good trip! I have read several comments from that video. If you have a couple of settings like the sharpening set to the default it will likely will not affect anything. It's when you have 30 with masks, etc. Makes sense. I have a pre Denoise preset that puts everything to zero and unchecks lens corrections and CA. I have another that adds everything back. Only takes seconds.