Another shot... now this is Planet Ocean!

[By-Tor]

Took another shot and cleaned it up with Noise Ninja... of probably my current watch favourite. I promise this is my last one for today. Enjoy.

 

[pugwash]

cleaned it up with Noise Ninja...

See?

Finally!

 

[By-Tor]

Yeah, but I actually used it only to clean up the noise on the dial (black surface).

 

[w2ge]

Love Omega's... Got my orange bezel 45 PO and it seems to be on my wrist the most... Pan 217 destro, Rolex Sub, Tag Carrera and my GEN Ebel and Concord just collect dust! (just not my fashion anymore, too small)

Great photo

 

[amadeus]

..this is my last one for today. Enjoy.

I thought it will be your last one forever :lol: Keep em coming looks good!

 

[darksideuser121]

Nice photo the ninja did its job.

 

[crick]

I LOVE NN

I LOVE PO'S!!!

cannot stop looking at mine. cannot stop reading reviews about it even though i own one

 

[vaccum]

@ By-Tor I bought all three because of your pics!!!

 

[By-Tor]

@ By-Tor I bought all three because of your pics!!!

Glad to hear... I've been thinking about getting another one in orange. I really like the black... but I miss my Pumpkin.

 

[Bodo]

The orange PO is a very nice piece.
Which one is recommendable?

 

[takashi]

Go for the Ultimate if wrist size allows. If not stick to 42.5mm 4th gen.

 

[fifty6vette]

I'm sorry but what is noise ninja??

 

[By-Tor]

I'm sorry but what is noise ninja??

It's a Photoshop addon. It's not anything "magic" and it won't make your lousy pictures look good... but it can somewhat help to "finish" the pictures. Sometimes you get a bit of noise to some areas and you can run the pic through NN to "smoothen" this particular area.

Not absolutely necessary, just something for us photo geeks to play with...

 

[Maestrosa]

Wow, that actually makes me want to get one!! I do love the black on black finish. Plus, it looks as if you dont really have to worry about that pesky bezel insert alignment with these as well.... or do you?

 

[pugwash]

It's a Photoshop addon. It's not anything "magic" and it won't make your lousy pictures look good... but it can somewhat help to "finish" the pictures. Sometimes you get a bit of noise to some areas and you can run the pic through NN to "smoothen" this particular area.

Not absolutely necessary, just something for us photo geeks to play with...

It's something I use a lot because my camera has a noisy CCD. When I load my photos into Photoshop, the first thing I do is run it through noise ninja, using a preset for my camera. This makes it a normal picture as opposed to a noisy one.