However, I do already have some basic presets tied to camera model/ISO that include basic NR and sharpening. Thanks for that reference (and the pointer to another place to learn even more LR stuff).Īs I'm still using Windows7 I believe I can't update Lightroom above V 8.4.
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But how to get the best results other than by trial and error? I suppose I must read Mrs Queen's books very carefully. It would be more efficient (more pleasing to my natural sense of economy) to be able to use LR for everything, including NR and sharpening.
? My lazy streak is happy to employ the efforts of others. But perhaps there are similar LR profiles for various camera models. These too seem to (largely) provide good results.
There are also user-made NR & sharpening profiles for many cameras at various ISOs available on the Neat Image website - although these are not for my particular camera, just for my camera model. It seems to generate very good results that are often better than my attempts in LR. In short - the automation of NR & sharpening. But the advantage of Neat Image to me, the lazy one, is it's ability to analyse an image and derive a good balance of NR and sharpening via its clever algorithms for a particular camera at a particular ISO. I can even save the settings as part of a profile for that camera/ISO in LR to use on subsequent images. I can use LR noise reduction and sharpening tools - as well as the clarity et al sliders - to reach a good balance of detail and un-speckled skies etcetera.
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