I have been using dfine. It has more than just two sliders and other options and my cost was more than the comparison software listed on the Plugin Site.
How does your software compare to my software when using newer high ISO
cameras ?
I can't test this out my self as I'm saving up to purchase such a camera some
time in the next 4 to 6 months.
Your newest NoiseControl comparison
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Re: Your newest NoiseControl comparison
Dfine only has two sliders for adjusting the noise parameters. It certainly has more sliders, but they do other things like masking. The price was looked up on the manufacturer web site.
The image on the Comparison page was taken at ISO 25600 with a Canon 5D Mark II, which is the latest model of its class from Canon. You can also download the demo version of NoiseControl to test it yourself. A ISO 25600 photo was chosen to make the differences between the tools better visible. You also see differences at ISO 3200, especially for photos taken with an older camera.
The image on the Comparison page was taken at ISO 25600 with a Canon 5D Mark II, which is the latest model of its class from Canon. You can also download the demo version of NoiseControl to test it yourself. A ISO 25600 photo was chosen to make the differences between the tools better visible. You also see differences at ISO 3200, especially for photos taken with an older camera.
Re: Your newest NoiseControl comparison
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Thanks for the quick reply !
I'm looking forward to my new camera and your new software.
In all probability, I will use The Plugin Site NoiseControl for all future adjustments.
I use your other software almost exclusively for photo touch up and repairs. I have found
that they are the most intuitive and easiest to use, while providing the best control of
any that I have found.