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Uncovering Neat Video 6’s Performance Boost (and Pro features)
In this Mixing Light Insight, professional colorist Jason Bowdach explores Neat Video 6, the latest iteration of a top-tier noise reduction plugin, tested on a MacStudio M3 Ultra with an ARRI ProRes 4444 Log C3 clip (special thanks to Sun Belt Express for the footage) in a DaVinci Resolve project. Jason uncovers how Version 6 compares to its predecessor, focusing on significant performance improvements, more innovative resource management, and new features like Fast Floating Point mode.
Is Neat Video 6 a must-have upgrade for your projects? Keep reading and watch the video to find out!
Elevating noise reduction workflows with speed and efficiency
Today, I’m diving into why Neat Video remains a cornerstone for noise reduction in my workflow. Version 6 shines with what I say in this video is a “significant, measurable improvement” in performance. We’ll compare it to Version 5, showing how it achieves significantly faster rendering (hardware-dependent) and smoother playback through optimized CPU/GPU balance and dynamic render adjustments.
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Neat Video v6: The Noise Reduction Update You’ve Waited For?
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Speed Shootout: DaVinci Resolve Performance On Linux 8.9 and Windows 11
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Temporal And Spatial Noise Reduction 101 in DaVinci Resolve
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Revisiting Noise Reduction Part 2 – Digging Into Neat Video 5
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Revisiting Temporal and Spacial Noise Reduction in DaVinci Resolve
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Can You Save This Shot? Part 2
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Can You Save This Shot? (a noise reduction challenge)
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Digital Video Noise Reduction: Targeting Individual Color Channels
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