NEAT VIDEO 5 / How to Use the Best Footage Denoiser

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In this video I will show in the easiest possible way how you can get rid of luminosity noise, chromatic noise and flicker in video, timelapses and even photos using NEAT VIDEO
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[@D.M.S.116]

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this! I will be going back to this video all the time. Have a wonderful day!

[@phillipmaguire4671]

Thanks Vic. Your tutorial has really helped me regarding these technical issues that often come up in editing. Very grateful for your help.

[@VICVideopIC]

Thanks Phillip, Glad it helped!

[@DamienTHIERY]

Probably the best demonstration of Neat Video. Thank you sir, I purchase it for my Gopro footages in low lights.

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank you Damien, for me Neat Video is an incredibly useful program

[@rspratt]

This is more useful than anything I have ever seen before about using NEAT. Thank you so much! Thumbs up and Subscribed

[@VICVideopIC]

Awesome, thank you!

[@MrCasulu]

I agree with you. Excellent software, fits nicely in the editing flow. Very informative video, it’s nice to see how you use the filter, it helps a lot!

[@VICVideopIC]

Many thanks, Glad it was helpful!

[@David2222]

You sold me on Neat Video, first time I saw you mention it, Vic. It's amazing, and I have known nothing about how to use it beyond Auto profile/build (even that much is ALWAYS an improvement!) , but THIS is a fantastic tutorial! Just hoping I can translate it to FCPX. Thanks again!!!!

[@VICVideopIC]

Hope you enjoy it, David!

[@teresaaldaeefy5570]

Thank you so much. you saved my work. I messed up..I just got this softwear and could understand how to make it work. You really helped me alot. Thank you

[@TheBearView]

The best demonstration, how to handle neat video the most efficient way 😍 thanks Vic 👌

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank you, Glad you liked it!

[@Jack43]

Hi Vic, thank you very much for this interesting tutorial!😉 I got Neat Video some years ago and always worked in automatic mode. Now thanks to your tutorial I will try to make my own settings! Cheers Paul

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank you Paul, Glad it was helpful!

[@Jack43]

@@VICVideopIC you´r welcome Vic, have a nice weekend, cheers Paul

[@derekpask3633]

I now know what to look for, and on how to make things better. thanks to your last two tutorial and very interesting it is too. Thank you, more of the same please.

[@JustIcelandic]

Just bought this from your link, look forward to see how goes :)

[@VICVideopIC]

Many thanks, I am sure you will find it very useful!

[@ramanrafiq7888]

Thanks alot man this was very useful!!!!!!

[@HDCAMAN]

GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@thegroove2000]

That is incredible. Im looking orward to testing this on some lumix fz300 night time footage with high iso settings. Short clips of course to save rendering time.

[@VICVideopIC]

You will not be disappointed. It is by far the best denoiser I have ever tried. You are right about the short clips, as it can be quite slow

[@JustIcelandic]

Very useful and greetings from Iceland :)

[@VICVideopIC]

Many thanks, I love Iceland!

[@charliemcgrain]

Many thanks. I have a feeling you just saved my ass. I'll get back to you tomorrow.

[@VICVideopIC]

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[@user-io1hg3cc2f]

Great one, thanks!

[@photogram5581]

Great video. This Neat Video is excellent for denoise.

[@serkanbudur]

Perfect tutorial, mille grazie Vic!

[@AzamKhan-sy2tb]

This is amazing.thank you so much for this

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank you! Glad you like it!

[@thegroove2000]

Are there one cliok options similiar to AI analysis?.

[@Dartheomus]

The DaVinci Resolve Denoiser works pretty good, but Neat seems to beat it by a lot when I tried the demo. I am ready to buy the pro version, but I see that version 5 came out in 2019. We're coming up on 2023. As has been my luck with other software, I will buy version 5 and then version 6 will come out a month later. >.>

[@Virtualvideos11]

Thank you very much.

[@LIVEINPICS]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us!

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank you Dimo, my pleasure!My pleasure!

[@keithkamoso7339]

I enjoyed this video and definitely subscribed. I want more of these videos

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank yo Keith, and welcome aboard!

[@dronekingcinema]

Excellent video my friend thank you very much. 😊

[@chandrant]

hello sir...super tutorial. its time for me to change 3.5 to ver.5 i think. Really great work. Thanks for sharing🙏

[@VICVideopIC]

Thank you, Glad it was helpful!

[@laruda7631]

thx for the tutorial !!

[@VICVideopIC]

Welcome!

[@Bestravelvideo]

Very ... clearly explained video! Thank you for that. Just a question, in case you came around this problem. I use neat video with drone or regular camera but sometimes I have a problem in fast action scenes. For instance, if a car passes at a medium city limit speed or I have a closeup on a human hand performing some action the clip's actual motion blur appears more intense. To be more specific, after applying Neat, a trail like ghosting might appear on the cleared result. Am I just overdoing it with the slides and I need to be less aggresive or I just need to go over and over again until I find the best setting? As for the drone setting, I totally agree: It really makes a big difference and is a great tool. It indeed comes to the resque of otherwise unusable clips.

[@VICVideopIC]

Thanks, so far I haven-t had any issue with increased motion blur using NV. But I will play around with some clips containing action and I will come back to you if I find something interesting

[@4seeableTV]

I see the same thing. It's an anomaly I also see with cell phone video. Something static can appear to move in the edge around a moving object. Like a person waving their hand over a checkerboard. The squares on the board will appear to stretch or pinch, depending on the direction of the hand movement. Sometimes it's subtle and not an issue, while other times it's more pronounced.

[@rocheuro]

impressive results!

[@rocheuro]

sir, this is one of the best and most comperhensive tutorials about neat image / neat video I have seen so far! such a great results ! this software is better than Ai ! amasing. it's just a must have for drone filming! just wow. your results are just wild!.

[@rocheuro]

btw If I had to choose a place to move I would totally chose Sicily! such an amasing place. best wishes and good luck with the drones!

[@rspratt]

Sorry if this is a stupid question: If you have some video made up of different scenes and you use NEAT to correct the first scene, can you assume that NEAT will sort out all the remaining scenes, too - OR - do you need to run NEAT for EVERY scene, individually? I hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance for any help with this.

[@VICVideopIC]

I Robert. It depends what editor you are using Neat Video with. I use After Effects, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Reolves. With these programs you put Neat Video in an individual layer above the clips in your timeline. Then you can stretch the layer to affect all the clips, or you can cut the layer if you want to affect only one of them, or a few of them

[@AzamKhan-sy2tb]

​@VICVideopIC can you make a tutorial video of this, for us that have videos made up of.soff3ren5 scenes

[@shaunthedrone]

Great info Vic, many thanks for sharing the info. Big Like from me :)

[@VICVideopIC]

Many thanks, I appreciate!

[@CoasttoCoastDrones]

Great Info as always !!

[@VICVideopIC]

Thanks again!

[@rogerhalt3991]

Very good piece of software. I am curious how the product will handle low light/ mostly dark :)

[@VICVideopIC]

Hi Roger, in low light the camera you use has of course a big influence. But assuming you need to crank up ISO, you don-t have to worry about the noise, as Neat Video will get rid of it

[@rudydoyle]

awesome info, thank you

[@VICVideopIC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@teddygotsch5832]

Weird question, I cannot see that pop up box you got detailing the render time. The bar above my clip is red and I am unable to playback the video without it being choppy - so I know it is still rendering. Are you able to help me view how much time is left in the render?

[@cmoneytheman]

I got lots of shows I'll be upgrading so needing this from powerdirect

[@cmoneytheman]

I got 5.3 is it a difference upgrading to 5.5 in quality or speed

[@webinatic216]

Great tutorial

[@VICVideopIC]

Many thanks!

[@salaciouscreations4323]

Thank you. I been having issues with how soft it makes the images. I will try what I see where to keep the sharpness

[@VICVideopIC]

Hi Dick, in my case I find Neat Video that doesn't reduce sharpness. I am sure you will find the correct settings. There is a Sharpen thick box, you might give it a try

[@spl1949]

I don't understand the relationship between noise and sharpness. How does getting rid of noise make the image softer. They seem unrelated to me. I'm buying this software in a few minutes because I've just bought a used Mavic Pro and have flicker issues. Again, something I don't understand. How is flicker and noise related? Or isn't it? If you know of a good tutorial about this please send it my way. I love the way you presented this information. Subscribed.

[@VICVideopIC]

Hi Steve, many denoisers in the process of getting rid of noise make the image softer, there is often a sort of trade off between the two. But Neat Video in my experience is the only one that maintains detail intact while denoising. Flicker is a different thing, it a shift in luminosity from a frame to another. It is especially noticeable in timelapses, as the electronic shutter doesn't go to exactly the same aperture shot after shot

[@XYNoise]

Your left shoulder is flickering, have you heard about that neat video plugin?

[@VICVideopIC]

I'llgive it a try...

[@pxrposewithnopurpose5801]

accent italian. are you italian ?

[@VICVideopIC]

Yes, I am