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So while browsing the internet I came across DxO Photolab.
Topaz denoise ai apply button not working software#
The downside (besides the obvious bugs) is that it’s also the slowest of all of the software I tested. I am sure that with a bit of fiddling the results could be better, but for some reason, it kept having random bugs while using it (sliders stopped working, previews stope, etc), which is also why I decided to make this post about the AUTO features of this software. Again please note that this is set to AUTO. The issue is mostly on the singer’s head, face, and hat where you can clearly see some extra artifacts, the rest is totally usable.
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Full disclosure it’s not my favorite among these but still it does a pretty decent job. When I used more, the faces got to “artefacty” and you can also still see the grain in the background.įirst up is the ON1 No Noise AI. Here the denoise settings are set to 25/100. Of course, it also made the list for being a point of reference for the other denoise software. It’s best if you already own it you don’t need to buy any extra licenses and it’s already built-in. It’s the simple denoise with a single slider drag that kind of does the job in most situations. While Lightroom does not use any advanced AI-powered technology (yet) I still felt it was worth mentioning on this list. All of the software used here had the same settings “AUTO” (not including Lightroom where I dragged the slider to where it didn’t mush up the image too much). Due to some contracting stuff, I’m not supposed to publish images that were actually published by another publication so for my example, here I shall be taking a very bad photo but with some noise to show what this new AI-powered software can do. Recently I was contacted to photograph ALESTORM in Budapest, Hungary. Luckily for me days of owning 10+ years, old DSLRs are over but still, sometimes even the R5 needs a bit of help.
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While this is somewhat true when it comes to some landscape photography but when you are in Graz, Austria in a dive bar that lights up the stage with a single red Chinese lampion with a 3W bulb inside it, where you can hardly see anything on stage even with your bare eye and your camera’s max ISO is 3200 (full of grain of course), your f is at 2.8 and you are shooting a metalcore show where anything below 1/320 is just a blurry fuzzball you quickly realize that that is just a BS sentence told to you by people that never worked in a bad environment in their life. The only people saying “it doesn’t matter what camera you have it’s about the person shooting” are the ones that have a new Canon R5 (input a Sony or Nikon equivalent here) in their other hands while explaining this to you. I’d like to point out that this post IS NOT sponsored by any of the software manufacturers mentioned in this post ( Topaz this is a hint for you :)).įirst, let’s get something straight. So this is when I decided to try some of the newest AI-powered denoise software. This is not a thing only in Slovenia but people with over 20 years of experience had to find new employment in Austria, Hungary, Italy, and all the surrounding countries.īad light = not technically perfect shots. Most of the Slovenian entertainment experts (light and sound techs, etc) moved to different branches of the industry or just left the industry completely, resulting in more and more bad lights at concerts. In the last few years thanks to Canon Slovenija and Foto Format most of my tech needs were covered by them, thus allowing me to get my hands on the latest stuff Canon has to offer. I often get annoyed if the focus is not exactly where it needs to be if there is motion blur etc. So after well over 10 years of concert photography, it’s been pointed out that I am what you call a “tech guy”.
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