There are just two stages to the noise reduction process: Measure and Reduce.
How it worksĭfine opens with a split screen view of the image at 100% magnification with the untreated image on the left and the treated image on the right (you can change the view mode). It works on JPEG or TIFF images rather than RAW files – if you want to work on RAW files they have to be processed first and sent to Dfine from DxO PhotoLab, Lightroom or another ‘host’ program that does the RAW conversion first. It’s designed to improve high ISO, high noise images rather than to create any particular image effect. There are now many ways of controlling noise earlier in the photo capture workflow either in-camera or in RAW sofware, and the real issue these days is not just finding a tool that can do it well, but doing it at the right point.ĭfine is the noise reduction plug-in in the DxO Nik Collection. Digital cameras and RAW processors now have noise reduction processes way ahead of those in Dfine. Dfine feels like an old-fashioned solution to a problem that has changed.
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