We recommend calibrating your screen using a hardware color calibration solution such as Spyder or Xrite. It is best to do your image processing on a high quality IPS LCD panel capable of displaying Adobe RGB color gamut. A modern quad-core processor (Intel i7 or Xeon) with at least 16GB of RAM and a fast SSD drive for running Photoshop is recommended. You will need an up-to-date PC or Mac computer to process your files. In order to use this guide, you need Adobe Photoshop (CS4 or later) as well as the Neat Image noise reduction plugin for Photoshop (as detailed above). This new supplemental guide deals with the post-RAW conversion processing of your TIFF files for final presentation.
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We cover exactly how to do that in the DPP 4 RAW Conversion Guide. For Canon users, we recommend converting your RAW images in Canon Digital Photo Professional 4 (DPP 4). The first step in effective post-processing is executing an optimal RAW conversion that produces a TIFF file that is clean, free of artifacts, and detailed, without too much sharpening or strong noise reduction. To make the most out of your camera’s high ISO performance, proper post processing, including advanced noise reduction and efficient sharpening, is essential. In recent years, advances in CMOS image sensor technology have enabled DSLR cameras to capture detailed, high-quality images at very high ISO settings this has taken low-light and action photography to a whole new level.
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