Topaz studio 2.3.2 update#
Topaz studio 2.3.2 manual#

вЂ“ This change has been backported to previous minor release (2.2.12)ДЇixed an issue that made holding down an arrow key to change a slider reset it to default insteadДЇixed color profile selection coming up in the save dialog when not appropriateДЇixed crashes due to large images when using post processing slidersДЇixed arrow keys messing up the right control panelДЇixed some instances where the preview would not proc if it was queued after a previous oneДЇixed OpenVINO loading non-OpenVINO models in some casesДЇixed scroll bars showing up on the file list view and right panel controls when not neededДЇixed the plugin and external editor file menu accept button not working

Topaz studio 2.3.2 update#

Moved Low Light from under DeNoise AI and made it its own top level modeДЄdded a crash reporter which can automatically log crash informationДЄdded the ability to drag and drop folders to import imagesДЄdded a color change on the drag and drop area when dragging images onto itДЄdded new sample images on the initial open images screenДЄdded ability to use the mouse wheel on slidersДЄdded ability to pan on all preview windows, not just the originalДЄdded a way to delay the showing of license upgrade and program update prompts вЂ“ This is to highlight the new no sharpening model вЂ“ To use this model, use Low Light mode with 0 sharpeningД¬hanged the interface for the initial open images screenД¬hanged right panel so that it disables instead of hides itself on initial loadД¬hanged minimum sharpness for DeNoise AI to be 1 instead of 0 вЂ“ This can be found in Preferences > Advanced вЂ“ You can find this under view modes, or the View menu Whether youвЂ™ve got some slight amount of noise in your newer images to correct or some complete noise horrors from older cameras, DeNoise AI is ready to get your images up to spec!ДЄdded comparison view, which allows you to compare 3 modes at once Here is the unretouched original, reduced: I always have a camera at the ready on flights so I grabbed a long-range zoom shot of the city and bay through the haze. It seems I took a flight that year that involved passing by San Fransisco at a distance. I took many thousands of images with that thing, many quite good in terms of subject but not so good in terms of qualityвЂ¦ So we rewind back to 2003, when I was using a little Minolta DiMAGE S404. ItвЂ™s those old, technology-challenged ones that need some serious rescuing.

ItвЂ™s too easy to add a little noise reduction to the latest super-megapixel images. Now letвЂ™s put DeNoise AI to work! As you know, I like to dig deep into my photo archives to find some really challenging images.

Topaz studio 2.3.2 manual#

You can have DeNoise AI choose one for you using Auto mode, and/or make manual adjustments yourself. This new layout gives you a quick indication of which of the three noise-reduction modes (DeNoise AI, AI Clear or Low Light) will work best for your particular image. The first thing that will jump out at you is the new quad preview option, whereas in version 2.2 there were only single, split and side-by-side views (which are still included in 2.3). Here is the interface layout of the final beta just before release:

I have been working with the pre-release betas. **Be sure to use coupon plugsnpixelsВ on the link above for an additional 15% off!** A lot of work went into this update (as always), so letвЂ™s take a look.ДeNoise AI is available as a launch special for $59.99 (regularly $79.99). Today Topaz released a new update to its very popular noise-reduction app, DeNoise AI.