How to disable noise supression?

Chris7

• September 30, 2007 19:39

As the title says - it is possible to switch it off, so I don't have to manually set it to 0 for every single image?

The preference option for disabling sharpening is clear enough, but I cannot seem to find any option for turning off the noise supression option. By default, its on 3/4 for all my images, which looses a lot of detail - and turing it off manually for each and every image is a pain.....

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  Anonymous

  • October 01, 2007 13:17

  Hi
  Program is set to the default parameters of average noise suppression when you open it and toggle between collections.
  However, you can use the 'apply settings' button with applying the noise parameters ( if you have a desired setting for all your images) to add to your selected thumbnails. That way you do not have to do it individually.
  
  Kind regards-
  JRA
  Phase One Support

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  Chris7

  • October 01, 2007 16:27

  Thanks for the suggestion 😄
  
  Would be easier just to have the default setting as 0 though I would of thought?
  
  On a related subject - I noticed that even if you have both sharpness sliders set on 0, some sharpening is still applied to the resulting image, unless you specifically check the "disable sharpening on output" option in the prefereces.
  
  I would have thought (rather logically) that having both sliders to 0 for sharpening would indeed mean no sharpening would be applied, but that appears not to be the case 😕

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  Anonymous

  • October 01, 2007 17:00

  Hi-
  We thought of pre-sets for the average of the supported files in Capture One.
  Most digital image RAW files have some noise in them and come in slightly less then tack sharp.
  Use the separate window of the focus utility to see what the sharpening or the noise tools are doing.
  This is giving you the rendering of what the processed image will look like.
  
  Kind regards-
  JRA
  Phase One Support

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