I haven't seen this color shift in JPEG or TIFF images in processing. Ī blog from the latest update about the blur and noise reduction settings: Īlso in the images that are darker, you're likely working with a RAW image, we're working on getting our RAW library updated, but for formats that are not in that library we use a generic raw image processing with a custom gamma meant to work marginally well for most raw images. Here are some resources if you want to learn more.Ī blog from our CEO about developing the program. Also wanted to let you all know you can get a 30 day trial for free of the program when you download it and sign into your Topaz Account (which you can get for free) here: Happy to answer some questions about the product. Hey everyone, Heath from Topaz Labs here. 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).

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. 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%. Saw a description of it on luminous-landscape and have been playing with the trial.

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