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Neat Video 6 - Noise Reduction for Footage
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Jun 30, 2025
Neat Video 6 - Noise Reduction for Footage
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this clip was taken several years ago
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with an old DJI model it was a foggy day
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in North London and as you can see there
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is a lot of luminance noise and some
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chromatic noise too
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let's call Nit video 6 to the rescue we
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start by opening the NIT video folder in
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the effect window and dragging the icon
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reduce nose into our clip
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with the clip selected in the effect
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control window we open reduce noise and
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click on prepare
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wait for a few seconds and then click on
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build
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a window appears to prepare a noise
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profile we can click on autop profofile
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to let the program select a suitable
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sampling area the area should be as
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uniform as possible without any detailed
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element containing a high amount of
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noise and be relatively large the noise
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level within the area shown a message
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inform us that the area is too small we
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can still accept it and on most occasion
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the result will be acceptable
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alternatively we can select another area
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manually we draw a larger rectangle
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until the edges turn green indicating
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that it is big enough the noise level is
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high enough but a message inform us that
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the area is not completely uniform this
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is not ideal but we can go ahead and
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click on build profile and then on the
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adjust and preview tab
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we can now draw a rectangle showing
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inside the filtered image
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the preview button below toggles views
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before and after the noising to better
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appreciate the differences we can zoom
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in 100 or 200% in the view menu on the
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top left
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in the same menu select show navigator
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so that we can scroll around the image
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it is also possible to watch a few frame
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of the clip by hitting play all notice
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how the noises disappeared if we're
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happy with the result we can hit apply
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at the bottom right
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if you find that the image is a bit too
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soft follow the step described in the
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next chapter for sharpening