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by Pete R on Tue Jul 16, 2024 1:18 pm
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Hello, I am new here and so far I really dig this site! I am wondering if anyone can share any experience with Canon Digital Photo Pro? I read that in order to use the high iso noise reduction on my camera the images need to be processed in DPP rather than Lightroom or a combo of both.  Any feedback is much appreciated! Thanks!
 

by Axel Hildebrandt on Thu Jul 18, 2024 6:49 pm
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Pete R wrote: Hello, I am new here and so far I really dig this site! I am wondering if anyone can share any experience with Canon Digital Photo Pro? I read that in order to use the high iso noise reduction on my camera the images need to be processed in DPP rather than Lightroom or a combo of both.  Any feedback is much appreciated! Thanks!
Welcome to NSN, Pete! DPP is not the preferred software for most people I know. If you have high ISO images that you would look like to clean up before processing in Camera RAW or Lightroom, you might be better off with using DxO Pure RAW or Topaz first.
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by Pete R on Mon Jul 22, 2024 12:54 pm
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Pete R wrote: Hello, I am new here and so far I really dig this site! I am wondering if anyone can share any experience with Canon Digital Photo Pro? I read that in order to use the high iso noise reduction on my camera the images need to be processed in DPP rather than Lightroom or a combo of both.  Any feedback is much appreciated! Thanks!
Welcome to NSN, Pete! DPP is not the preferred software for most people I know. If you have high ISO images that you would look like to clean up before processing in Camera RAW or Lightroom, you might be better off with using DxO Pure RAW or Topaz first.

Thanks Alex! I am using Topaz it's a nice product. Sounds like you use Topaz before you process in Lightroom?
 

by Axel Hildebrandt on Tue Jul 23, 2024 5:43 am
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Pete R wrote:
Axel Hildebrandt wrote:
Pete R wrote: Hello, I am new here and so far I really dig this site! I am wondering if anyone can share any experience with Canon Digital Photo Pro? I read that in order to use the high iso noise reduction on my camera the images need to be processed in DPP rather than Lightroom or a combo of both.  Any feedback is much appreciated! Thanks!
Welcome to NSN, Pete! DPP is not the preferred software for most people I know. If you have high ISO images that you would look like to clean up before processing in Camera RAW or Lightroom, you might be better off with using DxO Pure RAW or Topaz first.

Thanks Alex! I am using Topaz it's a nice product. Sounds like you use Topaz before you process in Lightroom?
I use DxO PureRAW, from what I can tell recent versions of the different NR software work all well.
Axel Hildebrandt
 

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