Reduced Preview Resolution & Proxy with Neat Video
Offline editing and reduced preview resolution are smart ways to speed up video editing. Find some tricks to ensure the quality of the final product is not compromised.
Metal VS OpenCL
Not sure which one is faster? We were curious too and did some testing. Check out our results!
Repeated Noise and Repeated Frames
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.
New CPUs and GPUs. How is the speed?
It has been a while since we posted a series of articles about best hardware for Neat Video noise reduction and for video editing in general. Since then AMD, Intel and NVIDIA have released a number...
Neat Video + Lumetri and Warp Stabilizer
Neat Video, Lumetri, Warp stabilizer. They all are great tools that can help you to create something outstanding! You just need to know the right way to apply them to your video.
How to Shorten Render Time: Best Practices
As both hardware and software continue to improve very rapidly it may seem as if the life of the film creator is getting easier and easier. However, this is not always the case because increasing consumer expectations means the demand for new video content is also becoming higher every day. The bottom line is that we need to get to the results, faster.
7 Ways Neat Video 5 Makes Things Easier for You
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!
How to use the new “Jitter of Details” tool in Neat Video 5
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.”
Flicker Reduction: a New Video Enhancement Weapon in Neat Video 5!
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.
5 Ways Neat Video 5 is a New Weapon in the Battle for Better Video Quality
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.
Neat Video 5: a New Weapon in the Fight for Video Perfection
At Neat Video, visual perfection is our incredible dream goal. Yet, perfection is a moving target. As filmmakers move forward, Neat Video is evolving to get you as close as possible to the ideal of phenomenally flawless video. That’s why we’re so excited to share the launch of Neat Video 5 with you!
Working with Filter Settings in the Luminance and Chrominance Channels
You have learned about human's eye sensitivity to changes in brightness and color components the previous articles and how that could be used in Neat Video's profiling process. Now it's time to utilize Preview Assist to get the most out of noise reduction.
Luminance and Chrominance in Noise Profiling
Video codecs treat data in Luminance and Chrominance channels differently, so should you when building noise profiles. This article will teach you how to utilize Neat Video's Profile Assist viewers to get closure to perfect noise-free videos.
The Important Role of Luminance and Chrominance in Noise Reduction
Luminance, Chrominance, eye sensitivity and video codecs, they all paly a part in noise reduction and Neat Video them into account when it does it's job of fixing video noise in your video clips.
How to Fix Frame Flicker and Digital Noise in Drone Videos
Drones have opened so many opportunities for filmmakers. However, they have their limitations. Some of the biggest concerns we have about the video quality lie in the significant digital noise in the resulting picture, together with frame flicker, compression artifacts, repeated noise and soft spots in shadows.














