On 13/07/14 23:21, Rob Z. Smith wrote:
> Sure – there are lots of ways J
> I recommend as a first use just switching on the ‘profiled denoise’ module.  
> If that doesn’t do enough then you might
> want to apply some colour noise reduction – Rob Hutton’s video linked to on 
> the darktable webpage’s resource tab
> provides some good examples

Yep, the relevant video is this one, which compares various different noise 
reduction approaches in darktable:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nBzAeM0tpI&index=4&list=PLmvlUro_Up1NBX7VK8UUuyWo1B468zEA0

Personally, when pushing the exposure up a lot to compensate for a heavily 
underexposed image, I find I get the best
results using the Equalizer.  I suggest you try some of the Equalizer presets 
to get started.  It sounds to me like your
problem is chroma noise, so you might want to play with the lower spline on the 
chroma tab.

Cheers,

Rob


> *From:*Martin Marmsoler [mailto:[email protected]]
> *Sent:* 13 July 2014 19:35
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Subject:* [Darktable-users] Noise
> 
>  
> 
> Hi,
> 
> i had a picture that was extremely underexposed and so I increased the 
> exposure, but then there was so many noise (not
> how in Lightroom where the noise is white-black) which consists blue, red, 
> violet pixels. Is there a posibility to make
> these pixels how in Lightroom more inconspicuous?
> 
> Martin


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