Amp Noise

hejjafishhejjafish Registered Users Posts: 144 Major grins
edited December 23, 2007 in Finishing School
Tried a search with no luck.

Is there a way to get rid of amp noise in pp without cropping?
I have amp noise in the two corners on a couple long exposures.

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  • pathfinderpathfinder Super Moderators Posts: 14,708 moderator
    edited December 21, 2007
    One simple way is to take a series of 5 to 10 images with shorter exposures, using a higher ISO, and then merge them in the Layers Palette.

    The noise is random, and hence tends to cancel each other out, while the subject material is not random, and does not get lost when the layers are blended together.

    I believe this technique is done frequently by astro-photographers. You may find some information about merging multiple frames ( not as a pano ) in the star shooters websites..
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  • hejjafishhejjafish Registered Users Posts: 144 Major grins
    edited December 21, 2007
    Thanks Pathfinderthumb.gif

    I did come across this technique in my searching but I was looking for a solution to remove it from an existing photo.

    See bottom left corner:
    234634660-M.jpg

    It kinda blends ok in this, but is still bothersome.
    Is there a way to get rid of this without cropping it out?
  • jfriendjfriend Registered Users Posts: 8,097 Major grins
    edited December 22, 2007
    hejjafish wrote:
    Thanks Pathfinderthumb.gif

    I did come across this technique in my searching but I was looking for a solution to remove it from an existing photo.

    See bottom left corner:
    234634660-M.jpg

    It kinda blends ok in this, but is still bothersome.
    Is there a way to get rid of this without cropping it out?
    A curve on the blue channel with a mask to make a greater effect in the lower left corner:

    234991123-M.jpg
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  • hejjafishhejjafish Registered Users Posts: 144 Major grins
    edited December 23, 2007
    Thanks
    John,

    Thank You for your input.
    ...I guess I'd better learn to mask.
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