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DE:Noise uses optical-flow-based temporal filtering and, as a new feature, spatial filtering that can be used to denoise specific areas of a sequence. Eight temporal filtering methods are now available in the faster (GPU-accelerated) version 3. Version 3.0 can therefore also be used to combat film grain, artefacts or a noisy video created under unfavourable lighting conditions.
A full version costs around 150 US dollars. It is available for After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Motion, Vegas, HitFilm, Resolve and Natron. Using DE:Noise with Nuke, Fusion and Scratch costs a little more: just under 190 US dollars for the node-locked version, 285 US dollars as a floating licence.
Manufacturer RE:Vision has compiled what the use of DE:Noise can look like in this video:
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