Gave it a quick trial on one of the noisy microscope photos:
![Super Denoiser](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5818/22691184364_666a10a4e7_z.jpg)
Original:
![Snapshot Cal 151119_0005](https://farm1.staticflickr.com/767/22773929677_9b5e515117.jpg)
Denoised:
![Snapshot Cal 151119_0005-d](https://farm1.staticflickr.com/643/23236971731_14f5b0825b.jpg)
I had already tried 'denoising' the original in Serif Affinity and my old version of Photoshop Elements and that was the best I could achieve. So far on this quick test I am very impressed with Super Denoising. Although the results may not perfectly match what was originally seen by eye as it is liable to lose some small detail it certainly makes a good attempt at cleaning things up.
This is impressive. It has found the edges and kept them sharp but like Photoshop it loses detail in the image itself. A bit of layering and masking would sort that. I wonder if you dropped both into Zerene you could use that replacement or swapping brush thingy. That's really good and quick.
ReplyDeleteInteresting result; I can't decide if I like it better than the original or not. Parts look better, but overall it seems jarring to the eye. But then again I really like how it evened out the dark shades of the background.
ReplyDeleteDenoise on pixlr seems to make very little difference
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