One thing to consider with any denoiser tool is that the more noise you remove, the less sharp the picture becomes. With Denoiser, we were able to crank up the ISO to 12800. With the a7R III, a much better low-light camera, we were able to push it up to ISO 6400 with minimal noise without Denoiser.

The 5D Mark IV is not a good low-light camera, but with Denoiser III, instead of having a maximum ISO of 1600 before noise became an issue, we were able remove noise all the way up to ISO 6400. When applying Denoiser III to Sony a7RIII and Canon 5D Mark IV footage, they both benefited. Nothing works.As we stated before, with Denoiser III, you can gain up to three more stops without having to worry about noise. I tried trashing preferences, fixing permisions, reinstalling Magic Bullet Suite, restarting computer. Something is very wrong here and it is frustrating me. In these screenshots, notice that the exposure in the first image is -16, and the exposure in the second image is +16, yet there is no difference in the image. If i go into the presets and select one, the image changes to what the preset represents, but changing the controls (for the most part) does not alter the image at all, and if it does, it turns it into a completely disgusting result that was not intended.Īnd then, sometimes even if i just leave it at the preset, i hit finished, and instead of the nice result the preset gave in the working window, the image in final cut is disgustingly not what i had intended. Similarly many other control values do absolutely nothing to effect the image.

but when i drop in an exposure and change the value, nothing happens. I apply the effect to a clip in FCP7 and enter the MBL interface. I just got MBL 2.0 and am having serious trouble getting it to work properly. I know many of you use Magic Bullet Looks so hopefully there is a solution to my problem.

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