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Neat Video |
Neat Video is a video filter designed to reduce visible noise and grain in digital video sequences produced by digital video cameras, camcorders, TV-tuners, digitizers of film or analog video. Plugin for After Effects, Premiere, Virtualdub, Vegas, Pinnacle studio and Final Cut.
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Trialware ($50)  Released:20090814 Size:1.2MB |
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Latest version: 2.5 (August 14, 2009) Download sites: Download from author site Windows
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N/A All features / Full description: QUALITY OF NOISE REDUCTION provided by Neat Video is higher than that of all other methods because: * Neat Video incorporates the most advanced noise reduction algorithms in the industry Neat Video noise reduction algorithms were developed for digital imaging and digital video processing field by a highly-qualified professional research group. These algorithms surpass the quality of all classic noise reduction methods and even that of the wavelet-based methods. Although the wavelet-based methods were developed only 10-15 years ago and are still considered relatively modern, Neat Video uses an even newer and more efficient approach to noise reduction. This approach allows drawing a more clear distinction between noise and details in noisy video data. This helps Neat Video reduce more noise and better preserve true details in digital video sequences. * Neat Video builds and uses device noise profiles to make noise reduction custom-tailored to video capturing device A device noise profile is a reusable analysis of noise properties of a video capturing device (digital video camera, film digitizer, etc.) working in a certain mode. Using a noise profile for a video capturing device in effect makes noise reduction custom-tailored to this device. Neat Video can automatically build noise profiles by analyzing the input video data.
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Works wonders on old TV shows, but it is slow. I used it a sample clip of a 60s soap opera and out various programs it gave me the best result. Granted it took nearly 10 hours (2 passes) It played very smooth and clear
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On my simple Core2Duo with 2 GB it works with Virtualdub at about 4 FPS (so it takes app. 6 times the len of the film to render it). The quality after some tests is excellent, much better then for example the denoiser in Magix Video deluxe or the virtual dub one. NEAT seems to know the job from their famous photo version. You must be careful in combining the filter with others in the same run, a combination with the contrast/saturation filter gives me a blue video. If I find out how to let Virtual dub directly produce MPG“s I will buy the full version. (Not a problem of NEAT, of course)
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I use the Virtualdub version. It is slow as hell. Even on an iCore7. And you need to test a lot to find out how it works. But it's the best filter you can have for video noise. Analogue, Digital, name it. A must have.
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