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<blockquote data-quote="Lawrence" data-source="post: 425985" data-attributes="member: 16844"><p>Definitely on the right track to my untrained eye.</p><p></p><p>Like Brad when I first read the title I was hoping you had the solution!</p><p></p><p>Its a very good point that Scott makes about cropping/not cropping. Trouble is remembering it when shooting and framing accordingly because most of the time the subject is a way off and long lenses and a good crop are the order of the day.</p><p></p><p>For what it's worth Mike I tried something yesterday which I thought improved a very grainy photo.</p><p>First I did my LightRoom thing including noise reduction and then I opened it in PhotShop. I went straight to the Camera Raw filter and treated it as a brand new RAW file (although of course it had the LR adjustments) with even more noise reduction. Click Open and process as normal, including unsharp filter. </p><p>It worked on that one photos so ... ???</p><p>Definitely worth a try if you haven't tried it already.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lawrence, post: 425985, member: 16844"] Definitely on the right track to my untrained eye. Like Brad when I first read the title I was hoping you had the solution! Its a very good point that Scott makes about cropping/not cropping. Trouble is remembering it when shooting and framing accordingly because most of the time the subject is a way off and long lenses and a good crop are the order of the day. For what it's worth Mike I tried something yesterday which I thought improved a very grainy photo. First I did my LightRoom thing including noise reduction and then I opened it in PhotShop. I went straight to the Camera Raw filter and treated it as a brand new RAW file (although of course it had the LR adjustments) with even more noise reduction. Click Open and process as normal, including unsharp filter. It worked on that one photos so ... ??? Definitely worth a try if you haven't tried it already. [/QUOTE]
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