![]() Thinking of using it on landscapes prints though I need to test it out further in case it creates garbage, non-realistic pixels.Īlso the software is called topaz AI gigapixel, it doesn't necessarily create gigapixel files.ĮDIT: Here's a comparison of gigapixel 600% on the left and photoshop 600% resize on the right:ĮDIT: In case you were wonderingh, I also tried using the program on an image a second time - the quality is the same, or possibly slightly worse (though the canvas is larger). I usually use the Topaz AI applications as stand-alone. I have NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti with the latest driver 511.65. I opened a ticket with Topaz and sent them log files from all three. It worked as stand alone but crashed when opened from LR. ![]() Sometimes the software creates something that doesn't look real, but most of the time it's scarily realistic.īTW I have nothing to do with the company. I have the same issue not only with Gigapixel, but also with Sharpen and DeNoise. On the left is the photo at 400% magnification, on the right is the gigapixel image. Took a photo with an 85mm 1.8 and used the software. Apparently it uses AI/machine learning (from analysing a million or whatever images) to analyse your image, then add pixels to blow it up by 600%. In some cases where images can it be rescanned, and providing they are a satisfactory quality, Topaz Gigapixel upscales the images incredibly well in comparison to Adobe Photoshop. ![]() Saw a description of it on luminous-landscape and have been playing with the trial. It uses AI technology to upscale low resolution images to higher resolution versions with great success. ![]()
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