The RED cinema cameras aren’t immune to noise, but their resolution and dynamic range will make any noise far less noticeable. The footage used in today’s tutorial was shot on a RED cinema camera.
Make sure that your computer has plenty of RAM available. Keep in mind that Neat Video needs a lot of computing power. It’s available in both free and paid versions. Neat Video is a plug-in for professional de-noising of video footage. AramK used Neat Video to de-noise footage in today’s tutorial. Sometimes a good denoiser can even make the salvaged footage artistically pleasing. Good de-noising software can salvage otherwise unusable footage. Fixing luma noise with the Neat Video plugin (2:43).Fixing chroma noise in Davinci Resolve (2:10).Converting the footage to Rec709 (0:49).In today’s tutorial, Youtuber AramK shares his best tricks and tools for advanced noise reduction:
Or even dedicated noise-removal software. If that isn’t enough, you will need to use something more advanced. Should you still end up with undesirable noise in your footage, most video software can reduce it. Another option is to use the optimal camera settings when capturing your footage. Ensure your lighting is adequate and choose colors less prone to noise. There are several things you can to prevent unwanted noise. It can also occur because of how an analog film is developed.
In analog cameras, noise is usually caused by underexposed film. In a digital camera, the cause is usually incorrect ISO settings, underexposure or interference. The source of noise will vary depending on what camera you are using. This is distracting and makes the footage look unprofessional.
Undesirable noise takes away from the artistic quality of the footage. When you add “film grain” you are mimicking the noise profile of particular film stock for artistic effect. It’s inescapable! What matters is whether the noise is desirable or not. Advanced Noise Reduction with Davinci Resolve and Neat Videoīoth digital and analog video will have some degree of noise (or grain). In collaboration with Youtuber AramK, we bring you a series of Davinci Resolve 16 tutorials to help you get your next video project off the ground.
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