Nik Dfine 2.0 Overview

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Overview

Dfine 2.0 gives you unprecedented control over exactly how much and where to apply noise reduction. This makes it ultra-easy to eliminate noise in your images while maintaining detail and sharpness, thus improving the quality of every digital photo you take. Dfine 2.0 is designed to prevent the loss of detail other noise reduction tools often introduce.

U Point® Technology
One of the hottest technologies in digital photography today, U Point technology powered Control Points have been added to Dfine 2.0 making it easy to reduce noise only where it is needed, maintaining details everywhere else. Click here to see how easy it is to reduce noise using Control Points.

Selectively Apply Noise Reduction
The Control Point and Color Range methods, along with the Selective Tool offer you the most advanced ways for selectively applying noise reduction to your images. Click here to learn more about the different ways you can use Dfine 2.0 to selectively reduce noise in your images.

New and Improved Noise Reduction Engine with Automatic Profiling
Dfine 2.0 contains a brand new reduction engine that provides best-in-class noise reduction while retaining an incredible amount of detail.

Automatic camera profiling replaces the need to purchase camera profiles and fine-tunes Dfine's revamped noise reduction engine to produce the best results for your camera. You can also create and save your own profiles for batch processing images. Click here to see more about the improved noise reduction engine.

Improved User Interface
The new resizable interface lets you easily incorporate noise reduction into your workflow and quickly preview the results from the noise reduction applied. Click here to see a full-size version of the interface with information about the various enhancements found throughout.

System Requirements

Windows
  • Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP, or Windows Vista
  • Pentium III 1GHz or better
  • 256 MB RAM
  • Adobe Photoshop 7 through CS3, Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 through 5.0, or Adobe Photoshop Plug-in Compatible Application*

Macintosh

  • Macintosh OS 10.4 or later
  • G4, G5, Intel Core Solo, Intel Core Duo, Intel Core 2 Duo, or Intel Xeon
  • 256 MB RAM
  • Adobe Photoshop CS2 and CS3, Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0, or Adobe Photoshop Plug-in Compatible Application*

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