In this video, I explore the common myth that "high ISO noise doesn’t matter if you have noise reduction software." Through detailed comparisons of low ISO vs. high ISO images, I reveal the limits of denoise software, including Topaz Denoise, Lightroom, and DxO, and discuss essential field techniques to maximize image quality from the start. You’ll gain insight into proper ISO settings, best practices for minimizing noise, and techniques to achieve sharper, cleaner images in wildlife photography.

DeNoise With Lightroom Video:
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Chapter List:
00:00 Intro
00:55 What's covered
01:14 Do You Need High ISO?
01:57 Golden Rule Of ISO
02:36 Background For Sample Shots
03:00 Why ISO Is Worse In Low Light
03:32 Why Start At ISO 500?
04:11 DeNoise Software Tested
04:44 Test Images Without DeNoise
06:13 DeNoise Workflow
07:55 Lightroom Comparisons
11:29 DxO Comparisons
15:59 Topaz Comparisons
19:25 Comparison Conclusion
19:59 Field Tip - Subject Size
21:56 Comparisons - Lightroom, DxO, Topaz
29:57 Field Tip - Sharpness

Topics covered:

High ISO noise in wildlife photography
Low ISO vs. high ISO with noise reduction benefits
Effective use of denoise software
Field techniques for better quality at high ISOs
ISO settings tips and tricks

Keywords: high ISO, low ISO, noise reduction, wildlife photography, noise-free images, denoise software, Topaz, Lightroom, DxO, ISO settings, photography tips, field techniques, camera settings, sharpness

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