DENOISE projects professional For Mac

DENOISE projects professional brings to the table a collection of powerful tools that can help you fix shots that look interesting even though you didn’t have the best light on your side.

The DENOISE projects professional utility is great to enhance the appearance of twilight or underwater photos, and can deal with various types of image noise, such as luminance, color, banding, hot pixels, and more.

To start working with the DENOISE projects professional app, you must direct the utility to the source directory containing the photos you want to process.

The DENOISE projects professional app will automatically scan the folder for supported image files (RAW, JPEG, TIF, PNG, or HDR) and enables you to preview them as thumbnails before loading your selection in the working space.

The utility automatically calculates the best denoising configuration and applies the filters, but you can also browse the built-in profiles collection and apply any of them to the current image with a simple mouse click.

Besides the predefined denoising profiles (you can save custom configurations as new presets), DENOISE projects professional also packs a RAW converter that helps you adjust the white balance, deal with denoising and sharpness adjustments, or modify the color balance.

You get the chance to adjust the exposure level, the details, the color luminosity or shadows, or the color palette altogether. The tool also packs distortion related controllers, so you can apply lens correction effects, rotate or zoom the image, change the aspect, and so on.

Bottom line, DENOISE projects professional brings together image processing tools that can help you deal with some of the most well-known image noise types.

The utility can automatically determine the best denoising profile, but you also get full control over the output via uncomplicated adjustment controllers that resume mostly to slider bars.

Worth mentioning is that DENOISE projects professional also features companion plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop, so you can choose to access its capabilities within a standalone app, or directly in the Adobe vetted image editor.