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The new support allows noise removal to be applied directly in the timeline of the respective programs. According to Red Giant Software, the tool is intended not only to remove noise, but at the same time to leave fine details untouched for a professional look. Key features include motion estimation for high and slow motion, support for interlaced footage, chroma-key fine-tuning, and separate video and film modes.
The update is free of charge for existing customers of Denoiser 1, Denoiser II, and the Magic Bullet Suite. New customers can purchase the main program for 99 dollars on the developer site. A trial version is available for trying it out.
Simon Walker provides an insight into working with MBD: