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Here is an image with a lot of noise in the shadows.This is shot on a Sony A1 at ISO 5000, with very aggressive shadow recovery. Noise us usually found in recovered shadows, or with images shot as a very high ISO. The good news is the Denoise works extremely well and its easy to use, although processing may take a little longer than you are used to. Adobe says they are working on these limitations. So it currently doesn’t work on DNG and other formats.
The caveats are, a new DNG File has to be created and that it currently only works on Bayer and Xtrans Raw files. Then came Super Resolution, and now Denoise. The first was Raw Details, which worked best on Xtrans raw files (Fuji). This is the 3rd of the Enhance features that Adobe has delivered. This new feature is added to Lightroom and Camera Raw. In the past, Adobe’s Noise reduction was a bit lack luster, but this isn’t the case anymore. Denoise is one of the most useful, practical tools that Adobe has released in a while. Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-EventTracing/AdminĪt the end of the day it is AI Denoise that is causing the possible hardware failure which is most likely the graphics card as it is only using the GPU to process the image.The latest addition to Adobe’s ai powered tools is Noise Reduction. Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-EventTracingĮrror setting traits on Provider. Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-EventTracing/Admin Possibly Even Tracing Viewed as Critical: There are 81 of these identical events and the dates all corollate to these crashes: I also know that I am not the only one to be experencing this issue. They asked me to report this issue and have also connected with my system. Thankfully on system RAM I have enough to prevent that.Īs I said I have contacted Adobe Customer Services and spoken with Tech Supoort. This happens wiwhen using PS and Bridge, they don't release the memory and it gradually builds up. The rest of the system is doing virtually nothing, while the GPU is being pushed to maximum and as no memory is released when it is used up the GPU falls over.
Yes, it's likely hardware failure of the GPU but brought on by AI Denoise. I would have attached a system info document *.nfo but it is not an accepted upload file. PS has in excess of 400GB scratch disk and bridge is simply memory hungry. But as I'm attempting to finish a project, AI Denoise simply takes it out anyway. ACR has a 50GB cache, now increasing to 150GB to see if that helps. The difficulty here is that Bridge is unusable as it then locks itself out while recreating the thumbnails of my 150,000 images and so to go in again should I need to I again have to reset Bridge. When the system crashes, it also takes out Bridge and I have to reset it everytime. Adobe uploaded an image earlier and it took CS 10-15 minutes to process the same image when using AI Denoise. Total completion time is under 60 seconds when successful. This is the first time(s) that this sytem has crashed since I have had it.ġ% CPU is used, 3% of system ram and 97-100% of GPU ram is used throughout and then suddenly the system goes down normally at around 80-100% of the process being completed and at times straight after the process has been completed. I have an AMD 9 7950x on an ASUS Crosshair Extreme 圆70e board with 64GB DDR5 Cosair 5600 Ram. This is not a Black Screen of Death, but a soft crash and I have to reboot my system everytime. But when attempting a second image it almost crashes 99% of the time. Most times if I'm fortunate it will clean one image. It is normally around the 50-60 second mark and also depends upon the amount of cleaning required. When using Adobe Camra RAW from either Bridge or loading an image from a folder and then using AI Denoise it crashes my system.
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