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User Guide Neat Image

27 20-Nov-03

• Device mode parameters that change over the profile set

• Device mode parameters that are constant for all profiles in the set

• Post-processing used (after imaging device and before Neat Image)

An example of such a description is below:

Olympus C5050Z noise profiles

by John Smith, November 20, 2003

A set of profiles for Olympus C5050Z TIFF and JPEG files. The profiles were built using shots of the calibration target (from

http://www.neatimage.com/testtarget.html) for the following file formats and image sizes:

TIFF

2048x1536

2288x1712

2560x1696

2560x1920

JPEG

2560x1696

2560x1920

SHQ

2560x1696

2560x1920

For each file format and image size above, shots with different ISO rates (100, 200 and 400) were made and used to build

profiles.

Default camera settings were used for Sharpness, Contrast, and Saturation. In-camera noise reduction was switched off. The

white balance was set to daylight.

No post processing was applied; the calibration target shots directly from the camera were opened in Neat Image to build

profiles.

Such kind of summary will help you to figure out any set of profiles you prepared as well as let other

people understand your results if you decide to share profiles.