High ISO settings amplify the signal from the camera's sensor, which also amplifies the noise present in the image.

Underexposing the image will result in a darker image with more noise, not less.

RAW files contain more image data than JPEG files, allowing for more precise noise reduction adjustments. Additionally, RAW files are less prone to noise than JPEG files due to the lack of compression.

Noise reduction filters can reduce image sharpness, increase image noise, and slow down the image editing process.

To prevent noise in product photography, it is important to use a low ISO setting, a fast shutter speed, proper lighting, and a tripod to stabilize the camera.

The Dust and scratches filter is not a noise reduction filter, but rather a filter used to remove dust and scratches from images.

Luminance noise affects the brightness of pixels, while color noise affects the color of pixels.

Improper lighting is not a common cause of color noise in product photography.

Cameras with larger sensors are less prone to color noise than cameras with smaller sensors.

Topaz DeNoise AI is a standalone noise reduction software, while Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and DxO PhotoLab are all photo editing software that include noise reduction features.

The best way to learn about noise reduction for product photography is to read articles and tutorials online, watch video tutorials, and experiment with different noise reduction techniques.

Noise reduction software should be used sparingly, as it can reduce image sharpness and detail if overused.

The Dust and scratches filter is not a noise reduction filter, but rather a filter used to remove dust and scratches from images.

To prevent noise in product photography, it is important to use a low ISO setting, a fast shutter speed, proper lighting, and a tripod to stabilize the camera.

Improper lighting is not a common cause of color noise in product photography.