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We’re excited to announce Neat Video version 6.0.9, packed with important compatibility updates.

The release adds support for Premiere Elements 2026, the new Apple M5 GPU, and MacOS 26 (Tahoe). Alongside these upgrades, cosmetic improvements in the GUI make everyday use more comfortable. With 6.0.9, Neat Video continues to stay ahead of evolving hardware and software, keeping your editing tools future‑ready. Read more

Sometimes it’s noise creeping in from underexposure. Other times, it’s highlights clipping faster than you can adjust, or a shutter angle that makes footage look stuttery. These mistakes happen to everyone, even seasoned pros. The trick is knowing how to respond.

Dedicated tools like Neat Video can clean noisy shots without destroying detail, while careful use of histograms and zebras keeps overexposure in check. And if your motion blur looks wrong, effects like Resolve’s Motion Blur can help restore a natural look. Learning how to fix issues in post is valuable, but learning how to prevent them saves you even more time.  Read more

Color grading is more than adjusting tones, it’s about maintaining consistency across an entire sequence.

Many editors approach grading like photography, treating every frame as an isolated image, which often leads to mismatched looks. Groups in DaVinci Resolve solve this by letting you grade at the scene level, not clip by clip.

With group pre-clip, clip, and post-clip nodes, you can separate technical corrections, balancing, and creative grading. This structure makes your workflow faster, cleaner, and easier to repeat. You can quickly shift looks across entire scenes while still fine-tuning individual clips where needed. The result is a more professional, cohesive grade that saves time and supports creative flexibility. Read more

Neat Video version 6.0.7 brings compatibility with the latest versions of several host applications, including:

• Media Composer 2025
• Magix Video Pro X (X17)
• Magix Video Deluxe 2026
• Autodesk Flame 2026
• BorisFX Silhouette 2025

The update also delivers technical improvements across Windows, MacOS, and Linux.  Read more

In this hands-on performance review, Brady Betzel evaluates Neat Video 6’s noise reduction capabilities using demanding footage from RED, ARRI, and BMD cameras. 

The testing compares render and playback performance across three GPUs: NVIDIA RTX 5090, RTX 4090, and AMD Radeon Pro W7900. Neat Video 6 is also benchmarked against Neat Video 5 and DaVinci Resolve’s built-in Ultra NR. Results show Neat Video 6 significantly reduces render times and offers smoother playback compared to the previous version of Neat Video. 

It also performs better than Resolve’s built-in tools, with cleaner output and fewer artifacts. The article concludes that upgrading to Neat Video 6 is well worth it for professionals looking to optimize their post-production workflow. Read more

Grainy video can be frustrating, but there are several solutions for DaVinci Resolve. In this article, we cover three ways to clean up footage: using Resolve Studio’s built-in noise reduction, free workarounds, and an advanced plugin. Each has pros and cons depending on your needs and workflow. 

For serious editors, Neat Video stands out with the best balance of quality and control. It's especially useful when you’re dealing with tough noise in low-light shots. Discover what works best for your project. Read more

Neat Video 6 brings significant enhancements like smarter memory management, optimized CPU/GPU usage, and a faster processing engine. The Auto mode dynamically adjusts performance settings based on available hardware, making it ideal for most users. For everyday editing tasks, the Fast Processing mode offers a perfect balance between speed and quality. Full Processing and Manual mode are also available for projects that require more fine-tuning. Learn more

Premiere Pro’s GPU-based processing can significantly speed up editing, rendering, and export – if it’s set up correctly. From switching to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration to using GPU-accelerated effects, every step matters. 

Neat Video 6 now integrates even deeper into Premiere’s GPU workflow as well, ensuring smoother playback and faster renders. However, misconfigurations or CPU-only effects can slow things down and even cause color inconsistencies. 

This article walks you through the essential settings to check, potential pitfalls to avoid, and how to fine-tune your system for maximum performance. Don’t let inefficient settings hold you back – read more!

Neat Video 6 is faster and more efficient than Neat Video 5, but how do you measure that improvement accurately? Benchmarking provides a snapshot of performance, but final render times are what truly matter. Understanding both is key to getting the best results from your setup. This article explores the performance optimizations introduced in the latest version of Neat Video and the best testing methods to measure real speed gains. Read more

Say hello to Neat Video 6, the ultimate upgrade to video noise reduction with up to 2x faster rendering. With smarter memory management, and ground-breaking CPU and GPU optimization, this version is built to save time. A lot of time!

Whether you’re tackling noise, flicker, dust or scratches in your video clips, Neat Video 6’s intelligent filter ensures great results.

This version also introduces support to the latest hardware, including Apple Silicon M4 chips, making it future-ready. Upgrade today to experience unparalleled speed and quality in your video edits! Learn more