At the EMP Museum in Seattle…
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winterSmith 
This is wonderful. You’re doing such a wonderful job massaging the sheen on the metal.
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Thanks. But let me tell you, the light was such that I wound up with a lot of noise in the shot. Wait. Did I say noise? I meant grain.
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I don’t have the program, but isn’t Dfine Nik’s denoisifier? Uh, degrainer?
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This is AFTER Dfine.
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