Nikon Capture 4 Editor
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Changes to the Noise Reduction Palette
The Noise Reduction palette now functions as follows:
Reducing Noise
Display the Noise Reduction palette | Apply button | Settings menu | |
1 Select the tool palette containing the Noise Reduction palette from the View |
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menu (the default location for the Noise Reduction palette is Tool Palette 2) |
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and click the triangle at the top left corner of the palette. |
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2 If the Apply button is off ( ) , turn it on ( | ) |
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Warning button
3 Adjust noise reduction options
Intensity: To reduce noise (a mottling phenomenon that occurs principally in photographs taken at high sensitivities), drag the slider to select a value from 0 (no noise reduction performed) to 100 (maximum noise reduction).
Sharpness: High levels of noise reduction may result in loss of definition. To increase sharpness, drag the slider to select a value from 0 (no sharpening performed) to 10 (maximum sharpness).
Method: Choose Faster for faster processing, Better quality for increased precision.
Edge Noise Reduction: Check this box to reduce noise along edges in the photo, making outlines more distinct.
Color Moiré Reduction (RAW images only): Color moiré (color interference caused by regular overlapping patterns) can be reduced using this option. Choose the amount of compensation performed from Off, Low, Medium, or High.
4 View the results
Confirm the effects of noise reduction on the entire image and adjust settings as necessary.
