Noise Reduction For Photoshop - This Will BLOW your MIND?!

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If you are looking for great noise reduction for Photoshop and Lightroom Classic, then you are in the right place. Topaz Denoise AI is a dedicated noise reduction plugin for Photoshop that produces incredible results. It will reduce image noise and grain but leave your photo's details intact.

As you will see in this Photoshop tutorial, it does a way better job than Photoshop's Reduce Noise filter, and a much better job than the noise reduction in Lightroom Classic.

Never again will you wonder how to remove noise from your photos. Topaz Denoise AI gives you high ISO noise reduction in Photoshop or Lightroom Classic at the click of a few buttons.

*Video chapters:*

00:00 - Intro
00:43 - All about me
01:29 - Noise Reduction Example image
02:26 - Using Reduce Noise Filter in PS
04:17 - Applying surface blur
05:38 - Applying sharpening
06:28 - Using Topaz Denoise

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#photographersfreedom #noisereduction #topazdenoiseai #photoshop #reducenoisephotoshop #photoshopplugin

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[millenniumshot]

Life saver..Shot a wedding in very low light and thought I was toast but thus plug-in saved my A$$

[HiddenmesaTravel]

The title of the video is Noise Reduction for Photoshop, but you're showing a plugin instead.

[rodolfo_]

"I will blow your mind"... Six minutes later...buy a plugin. 🤡

[dareenmay]

Hyy i dont have that option in my photoshop any other solutions 😭

[rogerbeltz]

Nope - mind NOT blown. While Topaz does better (than any of the PS filters), it still works under the principal of this image appears blurred to me.

[VRUAN]

Why did you say "see" as "say"? Since grammar school I was taught "see" pronounced as "sea". It's quite difficult to hear a sound but having to refer to different meaning as the one we usually recognized because we need to stop and think. Then a lot of things you've said are flown by and missed.

[imdinma]

Done bother watching, he spends the whole video showing the wrong way other YouTubers say to do only to show his product at the end that cost $200

[peterrajotte]

sorry man but first of all you talked about other tutorials that take forever to get rid of noise with too many steps, and what do you do....the exact same thing. And I hate to say it but I hardly say much of a difference in the before and after so my mind was not even remotely blown away but more like ummmm I don't see a big difference.