We purchased the Lite version ourselves for $179.10. In this Davinci Resolve Tutorial for beginners, you'll learn how to quickly remove the noise from your video footage with the noise reduction tool in the fus. This effect allows you to blur areas of low contrast while leaving high-contrast edges sharp, creating results that are imperceptible to the human eye but that improve the final compression of the transcoded file. For those still on the fence, you can upgrade any valid License to any more expensive one, within the same host application, whenever you like there are 10% off promotions everywhere and a free trial version for Windows or macOS is available here. Noise Removal: Reduces random flecks of noise in the video file, including noise introduced by codecs. Another bonus is that, unlike some other plugins, Dehancer’s film emulations don’t heap on gobs of contrast. We spent a little time with Dehancer and found several of the warmer film profiles that prioritize skin tones – Cinestill 800T, Kodak Pro Image 100, Fujicolor Pro 400H and Kodak Gold 200 – quite lovely and the film grain, which looks convincingly like it is integrated into the image, is preferable in our opinion to the effect in DaVinci Resolve Studio, which appears to be overlaid on top of the image. Dozens of videos graded with Dehancer can be watched here. I am not beginner in video, so I am sure everything I am doing is completely the same as others in Tutorials. Unfortunately neither Davinci 9.101, no Davinci 9.16 have working NR threshold for me. The Dehancer website has extensive documentation, including answers to FAQs, in-depth articles explaining the different features in Dehancer, the ACES workflow, how they built their library of over fifty film profiles and even a free book on color in photography! Unlike many of the other plugins listed we’ve looked at, there are also a number of in-depth online tutorials. Followed some tutorials on how to remove some noise from my BMCC 2.5 Raw footage filmed at 1600 ASA, o even 800 ASA.
The Lite version comes with all the above except for halation, gate weave, LUT generator and ACES support and costs $199.00.
The Pro package includes input camera profiles, 62 film profiles with print options, CMY color head (a subtractive color correction tool), film grain, bloom, halation, gate weave, defringe tool for simple chromatic aberration control, vignette, false colors, a LUT generator and ACES support and runs $399.00.
Dehancer, an OFX plugin suite for film-like color grading and film effects in DaVinci Resolve, is compatible with macOS and Windows and comes in no fewer than eight flavors: a Pro and Lite version, as well as individual plugins for grain, bloom, breath (with gate weave), false colors, halation and a photo edition with a single frame per clip export limitation.