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some level of digital noise can be inevitable when taking photographs in certain situations, causing photographers to want to remove it in post-processing.
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Should I use a single denoising method with aggressive settings, or combine different methods?
I shot some pictures at night, at ISO 3200, and they are of course extremely noisy. But I want to keep them, and make them as decently looking as I can.
I use Darktable as a workflow software, and i …
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