My opinion was that, for their demos, Topaz may have taken high res originals and made them low resolution through downsizing and JPG compression, then used those as their source material to have the machine learning software make a high resolution result.
I bought it because their demo was amazing but, in practice, I found it did not work as well on actual low resolution photos I had, but read on.
A family member recently passed and I was working with a lot of old blurry family photos, sometimes damaged, to assemble a memorial photo collage of their life.Ī few years ago, I bought Topaz Gigapixel AI. #7. Video Enhance AI What is Topaz Labs?īased in Dallas, TX, Topaz Labs is a privately owned company that specializes in creating photo editing software.Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.I'm a photo restorer and photography enthusiast who uses Photoshop and related 3rd party plugins. The company uses Machine Learning to fix common post-processing problems like noise reduction, sharpening, enlargement, and more. Its suite of AI photo editing software includes:Įach one functions as a standalone application. Sharpen AI and DeNoise AI are also plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic, and the free Topaz Studio. We’ve all had the experience of photographing a special moment in our lives. Many of us have also had those special photos come out disappointing when we view the images at home. Sometimes photos can come out blurry or lack detail. Luckily, photography software has come a long way where we can fix several image problems in post-processing. The automation behind the tools saves you time.įirms including Kotaku, GIZMODO, Venture Beat, Engadget, PC Gamer, and Extremetech are using Topaz Labs software to extend the capabilities of their products.Īrtificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Overall, Topaz Studio is a great example of how artificial intelligence can make photo and video editing easier. Topaz Labs uses the artificial intelligence suffix on all 7 of its products. Using AI machine learning, Topaz feeds its noise algorithm millions of images to teach it the difference between noise and image detail.
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