Every Way Of Noise Reduction In PixInsight

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[@astrotimetraveller4622]

Tim, very helpful video, I use all of these but always struggle with TGVdenoise, seeing someone else’s settings is always very useful, kind regards Ian

[@lupix4752]

Edge protection is the most vital setting when it comes to TGV. I always experiment with the value on a small preview to make sure that it's not too aggressive with the smaller, fainter stars. I don't use automatic convergence because if you use it on a preview, you'll have different results to the final image as it works on an image by image basis. I like to also keep my iterations on the higher side as TGV can sometimes produce some artifacting, so upping will give a smoother, more polished result. I tend to keep mine on 750-1000, but it depends on how powerful your PC is. Jon Rista has a very good guide with TGV

[@billlong7146]

The game changer in beta is NoiseXTerminator. AI based noise reduction that works amazingly well and doesn't require masks or removing stars, or any other gymnastics.

[@mrrichard6689]

Can you post the link to Shawn’s mmt icon?

[@qx3V45p]

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[@MrStormbob]

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[@mikeh9180]

Hey Tim, do you use the script ez denoise. It works very well

[@ChrisTurchin]

Been using ez denoise and others for a while myself, but this video really helped me understand how the different denoise actions work. Thanks Tim!