March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

There’s a pretty serious problem with applying noise reduction to your image, because the way noise reduction works is it applies a level of blurring to hide the noise. It does work for the most part, but you wind up with a soft image, which goes against everything we try to do in landscape photography, which is to create tacksharp images. So, you have this lame trade-off where you either have a less-noisy image that’s blurry, or a noisy image that’s sharp. Neither choice is awesome. That’s why I think this trick is so handy because, in most cases, the noise in our images lives in the shadow areas, and the ...
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