Salvage Saturday

AlanLichty

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Alan might have to double check the location, but I had this marked as Cape Anne at Cannon Beach.

One from 2007
I have never seen that name on a map but there is a small hill between Cannon Beach and Tolovana just about where you shot this from. Nice shot with the foreground branches.
 

Ken Rennie

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Using Deep Prime on an ISO 12800 image taken on a wet and dark afternoon in Northern Scotland. For me this is close to printable, something that couldn't be said of the Topaz de-noise AI version. I have posted a 3000px version so you can have a closer look.
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Ken
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
Using Deep Prime on an ISO 12800 image taken on a wet and dark afternoon in Northern Scotland. For me this is close to printable, something that couldn't be said of the Topaz de-noise AI version. I have posted a 3000px version so you can have a closer look.
Ken
Remarkable level of detail and very clean looking pixels. Most techniques that strive for this level of sharpness have "crunchy" artifacts.
 

Ken Rennie

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Impressive for iso1280 really nice image is this a red deer
Yes Ben a red deer not a very mature one as they get very heavy and muscled necks and shoulders as they get older and have to fight to breed. This is ISO 12800 not 1280. I am impressed with this program. I like Topaz de-noise but this looks superior. I am unimpressed by Topaz sharpen which, to me makes a slight difference in some images but I find Gigapixel totally useless. Ken
 

Ben Egbert

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Yes I meant 12800

I rarely use demonize or any noise reduction program as I am usually under iso 400. I use topaz clarity and detail modules but no other sharpening
 

Ken Rennie

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Yes I meant 12800

I rarely use demonize or any noise reduction program as I am usually under iso 400. I use topaz clarity and detail modules but no other sharpening
I used to be the same Ben until I started to try and shoot wild animals on a dark Scottish Winter where light can be very poor. Ken
 
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