Neat Image for Photoshop for Mac
Plug-in filter to reduce noise/grain in images.
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Neat Image for Photoshop overview
Neat Image for Photoshop is a digital filter plug-in designed to reduce visible noise and grain in digital photographic images. It is a tool for owners of digital cameras, flatbed and slide scanners; and is for use by both professional photographers, and digital image processing enthusiasts.
Neat Image not only reduces the high ISO noise associated with image sensors (CMOS, CCD) in digital cameras and scanners, it can also reduce the film grain visible in scanned slides and negatives, JPEG artifacts of overcompressed images, and color banding, and at the same time makes images sharper. Neat Image is indispensable in low-light, sport, and action photography.
Available in three editions: Demo (free), Home ($39.90), and Pro ($79.90).
What’s new in version 9.2.1
- Added support for new versions of host applications:
- Adobe Photoshop 2024
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024
- Corel PHOTO-PAINT 2023
- Added support for new GPUs: Apple M3 / M3 Pro / M3 Max
- Minor corrections in GUI of Preferences
- Fixed several minor issues
Neat Image for Photoshop for Mac
$39.90
In English
Version 9.2.1
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Feb 28 2017
Version: 8.1.2
NeatImage really exceeded my expectations in cleaning up 60+ year old slide scans, glad I decided to get it. It's fun to play with too.
Nov 14 2012
Version: 7.3.0
Thank you Neat Image, your software is better than ever, could not go without it. Keep the good work going.
Camillel
May 25 2012
Version: 7.2.0
This does an amazing job making totally unusable images better than OK. The interface is a bit non-inuitive, but it is very robust and easy to use. Two minutes after installing the plug-in, I saved (literally) my first image. There really isn't another application that does what this does - I'm impressed.
May 5 2011
Version: 7.0
Shame this is using vendor-locked CUDA when OpenCL is available on all contemporary Mac machines (i.e. NVidia CUDA locks out any ATI driven Mac, which includes a great many recent desktops and laptops!)...