Immerse yourself in the captivating world of editing the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis in this enlightening article. Uncover the secrets behind creating stunning visual masterpieces.

Predicting and chasing Aurora is one thing, but capturing it is a different animal altogether. Let's explore some tips and tricks for capturing the perfect shot of this awe-inspiring natural phenomenon.

Have you been shooting all night and now have to deal with digital noise? Or maybe you are working with archived footage? There are different reasons video noise can get onto your footage, the good news is you can always fix it.

At times you may ask yourself and us 'What's going on?!' Why have your frames become squashed or doubled? Usually, those visual effects are just a sign that you are working with an interlaced video. Do you need to do anything special to denoise such clips?

Do you want to remove dust and scratches from an old video, but keep the grainy character of the clip? Neat Video is a very flexible filter that can allow you to achieve precisely that. Read this article to learn what settings are important for this task.

Neat Video can do more than denoising. It has deflicker, jitter reduction and other tools to improve the quality of your video. What do you do if you only want to remove flicker?

Restoring old films is a process that requires time, dedication and skill. If you got the fist two, third one will come as well. Let's start with learning how to remove ugly dust, scratches and flicker from archived video.

Noise reduction depends on the quality of noise profiles, but what does it take to build a perfect noise profile? The main thing is the featureless area that is selected for analysis. The rule sounds simple, but the reality may serve you with a lot of tricky cases. We have put together a number of examples of good and bad areas for profiling.

Lots of cameras have some sort of noise reduction these days. Should you leave it switched on? How to get the best possible noise reduction? Find some answers here.

When you are busy shooting it’s hard to keep everything in mind. When filming in low light conditions, the list of things to take care of goes even longer. You may simply forget to take a couple of seconds to record something featureless to help yourself build a noise profile and fix unwanted noise and gran in post. In the worst-case scenario, you can end up with a clip, that is so rich with details that it’s impossible to find a big flat area to build a quality noise profile.

Sometimes even when you follow the rules of Neat Video, you can get a cleaner, but somehow still partially noisy video anyway. One of the most common reasons for such an outcome is repeated frames and/or repeated noise in the video. Dig deeper into the problem and learn how to fix it.

Neat Video 5 brings a lot more noise reduction power to the table, but the gains don’t stop there. You see, the only thing better than achieving stunningly clean and crisp video is doing that with ease – and that’s what Neat Video 5 is all about!

Neat Video 5 is here to give you more resources to target video imperfections. We’ve already talked about the new Flicker Reduction tool in a previous post, so the next big thing we want to explain is the addition of another new feature called the Jitter of Details tool. This tool has been included to help deal with another video imperfection known as “jitter.”

Neat Video 5 is more than an upgrade. It’s a new champion in the fight for flawless video with a number of new weapons to target video imperfections. Let's have a look at Flicker Reduction.

Neat Video 5 is more than just an upgrade. It packs an army of new tools, features and improvements to help you win the battle to give your video the edge in quality.