AI denoise

Keep looking at the detail.

Give a noisy capture another look. Phorevia's AI processing works from sensor data, with models for Bayer and X-Trans inputs. Examine the result in context and at detail scale before choosing your final edit.

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AI denoise on — AI denoise example — **Same RAW · matched development** The same source is developed with and without AI denoise. Look at smooth areas and fine edges together; this is a real processed example, not an artificially degraded original.

Denoise off — AI denoise example — **Same RAW · matched development** The same source is developed with and without AI denoise. Look at smooth areas and fine edges together; this is a real processed example, not an artificially degraded original.

Capture & processing notes 1 source photograph · 960 × 640 detail crop

File: _DSF7695.dng
Camera: Fujifilm X-T20
Lens: 50.0 mm
Dimensions: 6000 × 4000
ISO: 800
Shutter: 1/320 s
Aperture: f/1
Focal length: 50 mm

Before

Default RAW development
As-shot white balance
AI denoise off

After

Bundled joint RAW denoise/demosaic model
Strength 100%
Detail recovery 0%
Automatic noise estimation
Other development unchanged

AI denoise off/on on the same RAW capture, with identical exposure, white balance and output rendering.

The detail view uses the same 960 × 640 source-pixel rectangle on both sides, starting at (2520, 1680). Its display size adapts to your screen.

A closer look

The tools behind the result.

Work from the RAW data

AI denoising uses the sensor data rather than a finished, compressed photograph. Availability depends on the source image and the supported model.

Bayer and X-Trans

Dedicated processing supports the different sensor arrangements. Check your own camera files during the trial.

Inspect before you commit

Compare the original and processed result. Hair, foliage, fabric and repeated patterns are useful places to assess detail alongside noise.

Part of the same workflow

Denoise a supported individual RAW or eligible combined result, then continue with the same colour, tone and export tools.

Inside Phorevia

From your capture to your final image.

The actual desktop workspace, with the photograph and tools used for this example.

Phorevia desktop workspace showing AI denoise with a real photograph

Open a supported RAW

Choose a noisy image and inspect its fine detail.
Run AI denoise

Apply the AI denoise operation and wait for processing to finish.
Compare the result

Inspect smooth areas and texture, then continue developing or export.

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