We want to increase the signal-to-noise ratio.
In which other genre do you max out the ISO as well as the shutter speed for almost every shot? Anyway, raw converters and Photoshop plugins will help to reduce noise, but what we really want is to increase the exposure of the stars in these nightscapes without increasing the noise. I'm choosing to compare those tools on a nightscape image, because its typical usage scenario is almost always the same. There are many tricks and tools available to enhance the quality of our images, about as many as there are genres in photography. In fact, I would love to learn which current software reduces noise the best myself.
I’m just a regular landscape photographer who happens to shoot Nikon. Methodįull disclosure: I’m not affiliated with any brand or software developer.
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