Who Have Set the Standard in Computers Recently?

In recent years, when it comes to computers, who have set the most standard? Well, it seems like some people think that Macs use yesterday's technology. Where have they been the last few years? It's surprising how often you hear this claim.

Another common misconception is the notion that a Mac costs significantly more than a PC, with prices ranging from 50% to 100% higher. This simply isn't true. In fact, if you're looking for a fair comparison between Macs and PCs, you need to have more facts about Macs or you'll come out on the losing end.

It's also amusing to see people start a flame war over this topic without having done their research. Maybe it's because they spent too much money saving up for that cheap PC and are now feeling the effects of buyer's remorse. Closing your eyes and waiting for the next MacWorld issue might be more productive than engaging in a pointless debate.

In my experience, I've conducted tests for a Swedish Mac magazine, and my conclusions align with the results. The best noise reduction software is Noise Ninja and Neat Image. While DFine offers camera profiles, it's not worth the hefty price tag due to its complexity and potential for subpar results. Noiseware comes in third place without camera profiles, followed by DFine and Grain Surgery.

Neat Image is almost tied with Noise Ninja for first place, thanks to its free camera profiles for different models. Noise Ninja also offers a standalone app for those who don't use Photoshop and provides free camera profiles, although not all cameras are listed.

In conclusion, paying for NoiseWare Mac and Neat Image will leave you thoroughly satisfied with the results.

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