#Topaz sharpen ai reviews license key#

So it could just be that, you know, that camera raw from Adobe Photoshop. I’m going to drag in my DNG and it’s going to try to load it.Īll right? So it took a little bit of time. So let’s go into Photoshop and open the DNG there and let’s see what happens. I’m going to open this up in Photoshop because I have a feeling that because it was a Topaz created raw file that the, the uh, apple software, the MacOS, can’t actually do the preview of the DNG. Now the computer is actually of trying to determine the preview. And if I was to show you the, the, the DNG created, it’s 6.8 megabytes. All right, so let’s close out of this and um, take a look. So it is looking, you know, it’s calling home and figuring out, you know, what needs to be done and now it’s, it’s done.

You can see it’s going, it takes a little bit of time. You can drag a whole bunch of images and let it do it to all a whole folder of jpegs if you want. I don’t have to do anything, and again, you can do this in batches. Now let’s get back to the video and what it’s going to do is it’s going to create that raw file for me automatically. Right now I publish new videos every Monday and Thursday whenever possible. If you like this video so far, it click that subscribe button below.

#Topaz sharpen ai reviews license key#

They just gave me a license key to test out the software and share my thoughts. Let me take a moment while we are waiting to just say thank you for giving me an access to this software. I’m going to turn off preview and I’m just going to hit start. My face is of soft, it’s been compressed, right, and if you look at the raw preview that is creating, my glasses are sharp and you can see the stubble on my face and it’s doing a nice job. If I was to scroll up, you’ll see that again on the original. And then if I have actually you can see how sharp you can actually read ll bean. But what I want to show you is this is the jpeg and look at the ll bean logo on the sweatshirt, how soft it is and look what it’s doing on the raw preview that it’s creating that the software is creating. You can increase the contrast and the brightness of the photos. Uh right here you can actually zoom in if you want to. Now you can see here, I’m going to show you a few things. Now I do want to show you over here, the bottom left is a preview and if I click on that, and by the way you can do this in batches, you don’t have to just do one by one, but for the sake of this video I’m just doing one. It will be smaller in size than a TIF, but if you really want to, you can actually make an a TIF and take up more space in your computer. Now I’m going with DNG because that is an actual raw file. The source folder or a custom folder, a prefix or suffix for the file name, and then you can choose under file format if you want it to be a DNG raw file or a TIF. Now this image actually is soft because of how compressed Facebook made it, so I’m not actually going to do anything to that. You can see here in the processing section, I can actually turn on noise and blur reduction. Now I’m going to drag the same of gin and you can see it’s got a file name like what Facebook would do. It has been highly compressed from Facebook, but it was from a digital SLR originally a few years ago. Now, the image that I grabbed is a photo that a friend of mine posted of me on Facebook years ago and the photo is 116 kilobytes. Let me show you the image that I grabbed. And basically what happens is you can drag and drop an image right here. And you know, to be honest, I haven’t used Topaz is software in many years, but they’re getting into the AI, the artificial intelligence game, just like Photoshop is lightroom is Skylum is on1 is so why not? Why shouldn’t they get into the AI game? But what I think is really interesting is the AI that they’re introducing is not your typical Ai. Topaz labs is one of those Lightroom and Photoshop plugin that has become a standalone software. I want to share with you new software from Topaz lab. Hey, this is Scott Wyden Kivowitz, a storyteller with a camera talking about all the things photographers like you and I are thinking about in this video. Have you ever had a jpeg file that you got from somewhere that you needed really to have more control over? Have you converted a raw file from raw to jpeg and then accidentally deleted your ra? This is the video for you. The transcript may contain spelling, grammar, and other errors, and is not a substitute for watching the video. Transcription was done by Descript or Rev’s automated transcription services which means it’s an AI-generated transcript.