I’m experiencing strange very bright green marks when running images through DeNoise (3.7.2). They look like the kind of warning highlights you get on files when a camera alerts you to blown highlights or perhaps too much ink when print proofing - but this doesn’t seem to be in any of the settings and when I view in Lightroom and then PhotoShop they are actual coloured pixels on the image.
Any help much appreciated!
I’m experiencing the same issue! Any guidance?
I have the exact same issues. The green blotches appear in areas where the original image had the whites or highlights high/blown out. The highlights and white levels were corrected before running DeNoise.
It is a headache. I’ve searched the web and as far as I can tell it’s a bug in this version, hoping next one will resolve it. Using Photo AI as a workaround.
After reaching out to Topaz when I ran into the same problem this week, we discovered that this is only happening when using the Low Light model (unfortunately, this is the model that I prefer). Here’s the feedback from Topaz who appears to be working on the issue:
"Unfortunately, it seems like a model file conflict, which we cannot solve immediately.
For now, I recommend avoiding the Low Light model file for the overexposed areas that make them green."
Color Noise Reduction is causing it. I just take mine down to 0 and it removes it all the green.
