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Removing noise, adding grain, and sharpening

Removing noise, adding grain, and sharpening

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Removing noise, adding grain, and sharpening

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- [Instructor] We talked earlier about noise and grain and what those mean in a Lightroom workflow. I want to talk about them in the context of Photoshop and what you want to do where. And to do this I picked a noisy file from the exercise files. If you don't have the exercises files I'm sure you've got a high ISO image somewhere, something that has a lot of noise in it. Okay, so this is a great example of an image shot in low light and there's a lot of noise in here. And if I were to open the shadows up even more we would see even more of it. Now, the first thing I want to tell you is Camera Raw is the place that you want to remove noise. This is where you want to do that. You don't want to do it in Photoshop although there is a reduce noise command there. And what you can see here is that this is the image as it came off of the camera. And I've got a couple sliders. If I were to take the color slider and move that…

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