Making the best of grainy image

[blaze_away]

I shot this at a wedding and the couple love it and want me to do the best I can with it in colour.
It was shot at near midnight and lit just by ambient light and a nearby candle, shot at ISO 1600 F5.6 1/5 sec

The image is quite grainy. Can anyone suggest any ideas on what can be done to make the most of it ?

btw I have deliberately pixelated the faces to protect there ID.

Cheers
Frank

 

[NeilB]

If you've got "big" photoshop, try converting it to LAB mode and putting a little blur into the A and B channels - and set it back to RGB before sending it to a printer or iit'll probably confuse them.

Alternatively, have a look at some on the commercial offerings like Noise Ninja.

Neil

 

[Merovingian]

Sorry, but I can barely make out anything in the photo bar the marque in the background!

 

[swanseamale47]

Pics too small to tell much, but run it through Noise Ninja, Noiseware pro, or Neat image, all are pretty good.

 

[DekHog]

Yup, pic far too small - I never understand why people post at anything less than 800 pixels on the longest side when that's what you're allowed on the forum?? :shrug: