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All the cool kids seem to be using Topaz Denoise 2.2 nowadays.


I still say the best cleaning is the stylize defuse and just set to multi and turn down the opacity. Or just leveling it and than just cleaning it with the burn tool which brings out the best greys but takes a little while to do.
Or just the defuse, since those extra filters will end up just ruining the art.yeah i use that sometimes aswell but because setting it to multi i put in a little glasur blur in and then do multi then lower the opacity, makes it easier to burn on low quality raws. and at the end just sharpen it then fade sharpen.
Try Neat and then Topaz 2.2. But don't tell anyone I told you, kids...wow that is better. if u figure it out please do tell me.
lol...Try Neat and then Topaz 2.2. But don't tell anyone I told you, kids...
but what settings though to get a good out comeTry Neat and then Topaz 2.2. But don't tell anyone I told you, kids...

i figure out how make the gray like that .they use magnetic lasso tools add the gray patten..
LMFAO no... Its the original greys but with a filter on it those greys were not repatterened.i figure out how make the gray like that .they use magnetic lasso tools add the gray patten..
With Topaz 2.2 it's just two sliders so it should be very easy even for the most dense of you. And with NI profiling a completely white part usually yields the best results, at least in my personal experience. The sliders part should be simple in this case as well.but what settings though to get a good out come![]()


