Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In the rainforest, you may encounter a lot of colorful birds, but especially when you're using a zoom lens, you often don't get much light on the sensor. In these low-light situations, you have to set high ISO and will also see losses in image quality. Especially the image noise will increase. In this tutorial I will show you my workflow with DXO Pure Raw 3 (works with Lightroom, Capture One or as standalone).
You can test DXO Pure Raw 3 for 30 days for free (Affiliate Link): tidd.ly/3ZWqi95
As an alternative I can also recommend Topaz DeNoise (a bit cheaper): topazlabs.com/denoise-ai/ref/901
In the rainforest, you may encounter a lot of colorful birds, but especially when you're using a zoom lens, you often don't get much light on the sensor. In these low-light situations, you have to set high ISO and will also see losses in image quality. Especially the image noise will increase. In this tutorial I will show you my workflow with DXO Pure Raw 3 (works with Lightroom, Capture One or as standalone).
You can test DXO Pure Raw 3 for 30 days for free (Affiliate Link): tidd.ly/3ZWqi95
As an alternative I can also recommend Topaz DeNoise (a bit cheaper): topazlabs.com/denoise-ai/ref/901
