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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 752782" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>@<a href="https://nikonites.com/member-9240-backdoorarts.html" target="_blank">BackdoorArts</a> - I know you used to cap your ISO at 4000. Can you say how well DeNoise works on higher ISO images? Or do you still cap at ISO 4000 regardless? The fox image in your tutorial is underexposed since it was capped at ISO 4000. So in theory I understand that when exposure is increased, the noise winds up being about equivalent to a higher ISO image (so possibly equal to at least ISO 5000 or 6400). Just curious if you ever tried DeNoise on an image with a higher ISO than 4000.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hark, post: 752782, member: 13196"] @[URL="https://nikonites.com/member-9240-backdoorarts.html"]BackdoorArts[/URL] - I know you used to cap your ISO at 4000. Can you say how well DeNoise works on higher ISO images? Or do you still cap at ISO 4000 regardless? The fox image in your tutorial is underexposed since it was capped at ISO 4000. So in theory I understand that when exposure is increased, the noise winds up being about equivalent to a higher ISO image (so possibly equal to at least ISO 5000 or 6400). Just curious if you ever tried DeNoise on an image with a higher ISO than 4000. [/QUOTE]
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