Adobe Photoshop Stacking - How to reduce noise in iPhone pictures...

In this video, I will show you how you can turn your phone pictures into hi-res images, removing noise and JPG artifacts. The scene is Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, England where they are currently showing the Christmas lights display, voted second best in the UK by the Times magazine, and to be honest it was pretty amusing, worth a visit if you are in the east of England.
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[@roblarson9065]

Jamie, after having all my expensive gear stolen in 2020, I sat out photography for a bit. Then I noticed the iPhone 13 and beyond started to get pretty good. Today, I only shoot with my iPhone 16PM. Why? It’s always with me and the sensor and optics are great. Your instructions have taught me how to elevate what the iPhone started.

[@jamiermathlin]

I am very happy to hear that I have helped, but equally unhappy to hear that your gear was stolen 😞

[@seanglossop2990]

Happy Christmas to you too. Many years ago I bought a Fuji XT1 all very new and wonderful…except Fuji’s wormy artefacts. A tip i found was to take multiple photos and stack with mean or median. Difference was night and day. A few cameras later and I probably don’t need to do this but still do. Sorts most noise straight away. Great tip to use for phone photos too.

[@jamiermathlin]

Merry Christmas, it is such a great tool to use :-D

[@MyStocko]

Great quick video Jamie. I have a set of Reflex lenses for my 15 pro, and this enables me to use the 48mp function for all focal lengths. Have enjoyed all your video tutorials over the last year and have learnt a lot. Merry Christmas to you and your family, and look forward to following you next year.

[@jamiermathlin]

Merry Christmas 😀🎄

[@jonponder3283]

Merry Christmas to you and yours Jamie . Looking forward to following you in 2025

[@jamiermathlin]

🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@erik1836]

Beautiful picture, Jamie. Too bad you didn't have it in RAW. Obviously, there is no substitute for a REAL camera but I agree, you have "to love the one you're with". Be that as it may, I have found that if I take a good RAW image, using NOT my phones supplied camera software but rather the camera that comes with Lightroom mobile app, which I find, and so does, Dave Kelly, is superior to the iPhone camera app substantially and then use Photoshop Camera RAW filter on it. And then once I am happy, taken it as far as I, then I use one or more of the various Topaz Labs programs on it? The results in terms of clarity, Denoise, Sharpening and enlargement are truly amazing and enable very large prints. And coupled with your skills with Lightroom and Photoshop? My guess is that what you would achieve would blow even pictures taken with a real camera out of the water. But, the real key to this is starting with RAW. I, never, except when I really do not care about the end result shoot in Jpeg for anything and don't even like to save images in the format. Thank you for this video. You alway make me feel like a babe uh the woods when compared to your amazing mastery! 😅

[@jamiermathlin]

Absolutely, RAW every time, but I thought it was worth sharing this, as many people still shoot in JGP, so this may be helpful, but thanks for the comments and detail regarding your processing workflow, very useful information 😀🎄

[@roblarson9065]

For other than snapshots, it’s always Raw on my iPhone.

[@roblarson9065]

I actually prefer the convenience of using the one made by Apple. Only use desktop LR Classic, not mobile. Have not been impressed with the camera in LR mobile.