Low ISO VS. High ISO + Denoise: WARNING: You NEED To See This Before Your Next Shoot!

In this video, I challenge the statement, “I don’t need to worry about high ISO, I have denoise software!”

To what extent is that true? When do you start losing detail? When does AI software start making up detail? Can denoise software really fix everything? Checkout the these tests using Lightroom, DxO, and Topaz for the answers!

We’ll also talk about getting better results with high ISO, my favorite guideline for ISO, my software workflow order, and field techniques to improve your chances with high ISO.

Grab a cup of coffee and settle in – there’s a TON of critical info in this one – don’t take another photo until you see it!

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Dan Brown
Dan Brown
1 hour ago

Thanks for this video- just what I needed.

Michael Rues
Michael Rues
14 hours ago

Thank You! Your detailed proofs agree with my vague impressions. Thank you for mentioning color. And yes there are many arresting, meaningful photographs which do not need fine details or perfect hues as bird portraits do. Your information will help me decide what to emphasize in different settings and subjects. Maybe I do need a ‘nimble’ monopod for low light photography?