![]() I read there is a version for video, but this isn't that. The original was untouched, the larger was worked on after it was up-sized, getting away with a much stronger sharpening in LR than I'd normally apply. Original picture from you comment sharpened in Photoshop. If you have specific needs for such a program, Topaz Gigapixel AI is the only one (I know of) for photos.ĭid you try sharpening the original picture so that both look about the same? Is it possible? I have the feeling that Gigapixel not only enlarges the picture but heavily sharpens it. It isn't a supplement for sharpening tools. So if I understand it correctly Gigapixel is meant for enlarging the picture. AI algorithms get more and more intelligent, but they can only guess about what is supposed to be there. They can't create stuff that isn't there in the first place. Some software work better than others, some are even usable, but one thing is true for all. For example to upscale 1080p content for your 4k TV. Tools like this are being used for video. I would need a side by side comparison to really tell you if I like it or not. The test shots show what exactly? Is the first picture without Topaz Gigapixel AI and the second one a zoomed in version with the Topaz Gigapixel AI?
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