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GREYCstoration

January 11, 2008 - 13:00 — dtschump

GREYCstoration was a noise reduction plug-in for GIMP, based on the technique of anisotropic diffusion partial differential equations.

GREYCstoration has been discontinued, and is now replaced by the G'MIC project, which contains all the former GREYCstoration features, but also much much much more !

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July 22, 2010 - 03:59 — Spodeworld

where do we put the .dlls for Windows?

Do we put the .dlls in the plug-in folder too? Or, do we put them in the system folder?

Thanks

July 22, 2010 - 16:31 — Spodeworld

To PhotoComix - thanks... To

To PhotoComix - thanks...

To the creator of GMIC - this is an awesome resource. There are so many possibilities with this, between the color mixers and noise reducers, etc. Thanks so much.

July 23, 2010 - 11:35 — PhotoComiX

yes ...but

yes..but for gmic you should go on http://registry.gimp.org/node/13469

July 22, 2010 - 11:38 — PhotoComiX

in the same folder with the

in the same folder with the plugin
you may put everything in a new folder and add the folder path in gimp preference

August 17, 2009 - 21:27 — Anonymous

how the hell u intall this

i can do it were do u move the file too
August 17, 2009 - 20:01 — Anonymous

install ?

How can I istall it to Gimp ? Only get the unpacked datas to the folder plugin ? But when it is this easy how I can use it. There is some weird stuff then in Gimp and i do not understand it. Please say me how I istall/use this plugin. Because its really nice.
August 18, 2009 - 13:00 — schumaml

Yes, it is that easy.

Yes, it is that easy. Although I would just place the executable files there, not e.g. the source.
July 10, 2009 - 18:14 — AlexD

Re: GREYCstoration

It is a truly wonderful accessory to have with my GIMP. Excellent noise-reduction, with a surprising amount of detail preservation. In order to get satisfactory effects, you do need to "play around" with the settings, though. I usually set: Strength: 45 Contour Pre.: 75 Noise scale: 4 (The rest at default) A big Thank you to the developers---without GREYCstoration I'd have a ton of noisy photographs. Now they are cleaner, more detailed, and smooth. P.S. Re: "May 4, 2009 - 17:32 — Anonymous" Interesting observation! I've been having the exact same issue for a while, seems like the OK button and main buttons are obscured under the bottom area of the screen. Nothing what I have tried can fix this (even full-screen). However, I did find out that after adjusting the noise-reduction levers, if I click on the "+ zoom" button a couple times, next on the "- zoom", then press "ENTER" on the keyboard several times---noise-reduction is applied just as if I had pressed OK.
May 5, 2009 - 02:32 — Anonymous

Minor Problem.

GREYCstoration rocks! But the tool window is too big for my monitor. I can't see the whole thing. I can't even click on the "OK" button. Or whatever it says. It's off the bottom of my page, and I can't resize the window or move it up.
February 3, 2009 - 06:38 — Anonymous

THANK YOU

This is a dream come true for damn ISO noise!
July 29, 2008 - 08:05 — acwhiteman

Superb program

Greycstoration worked flawlessly on a poor quality jpg plagued by artifacts. The GIMP plug-in for Linux worked to perfection... Many thanks to the dedicated developers that make such a magic happen!
April 30, 2008 - 11:01 — EnoMetis

Can't find it for Mac OS 10.5

Hi, I have been looking and looking for this plug-in for Mac Os 10.5.x. The developer's page isn't loading also. Any suggestions? Regards, EnoMetis
August 8, 2009 - 00:14 — Anonymous

Macports

port install greycstoration
May 2, 2008 - 06:51 — PhotoComiX

as now there is not a mac

as now there is not a mac version as far i know but you may ask to the "wilber love apple" forum, maybe somebody may explain how to compile or even compile it.
May 2, 2008 - 11:03 — EnoMetis

Will do - thanks!

Thank you! I will check there! EnoMetis
February 16, 2008 - 11:41 — cipher_X

Love this plugin!

I tried it on various images, scans and poorly compressed jpegs. It did a wonderful job of cleaning them up and restored their usability. Many thanks.. =)
January 11, 2008 - 20:32 — ingo

surprisingly effective de-noising

Wow, that is a surprisingly effective de-noising algorithm! It does take about half a minute to run on a 3megapixel image, but the result is quite nice. I didn't test it thoroughly, but it also appears to preserve detail relatively well. Could you provide a copy of the archive in the registry?
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