Reducing ISO noise

[peterkavon]

As we all probably know, Mavic isn`t the the best in taking still pictures at ISO 1600. You usually get a lot of noise.
Here`s a technique I found in another forum.
-Shoot still pics in Burst mode, 7 pics.
-Open pics in Photoshop and copy all pics into one so you have 7 layers. Select all layers.
-Go Edit, Auto-align layers
-Next Layers, Smart objects, Convert to Smart Object
-Then Layers, Smart objects. Stack mode, Mean

Here`s the original link: Sony A7rII: Shooting very high ISO and get clean images with (almost) no noise (by Dierk Topp) - sonyalpharumors

 

[Ray Dunakin]

As we all probably know, Mavic isn`t the the best in taking still pictures at ISO 1600. You usually get a lot of noise.
Here`s a technique I found in another forum.
-Shoot still pics in Burst mode, 7 pics.
-Open pics in Photoshop and copy all pics into one so you have 7 layers. Select all layers.
-Go Edit, Auto-align layers
-Next Layers, Smart objects, Convert to Smart Object
-Then Layers, Smart objects. Stack mode, Mean

Here`s the original link: Sony A7rII: Shooting very high ISO and get clean images with (almost) no noise (by Dierk Topp) - sonyalpharumors

Is this something that can be done in PS Elements?

 

[peterkavon]

Haven't used PS Elements so can't say for sure.

 

[motard]

Isn't AEB better for that?