[Leica] Topaz applications

[Sonny Carter]

I find Gigapixel useful on many of my older images that were scanned as
early as 1994.   Back then the hard drives were small, scanners slow, and
sending images over modems took some time.  The result is I have hundreds
of images scanned that are only about 300-500 pixels high. Add that to my
terrible negative filing system, it is often easy to take a nicely scanned
older image and blow it up to modern viewing sizes.   Because of my
camera’s low light performance, I rarely find noise an issue but I do have
some cause, and Denise works much better than PS for that.
I think Photo AI is a combo of all the others.  I don’t have it and so far
don't think I need it.

SonC

On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 12:02 AM Nathan Wajsman <photo at frozenlight.eu>
wrote:

> I recently bought Topaz Sharpen AI and have been using it on some images,
> with good results. Now Topaz has a promotion (silly Cyber Monday BS, but
> still), where I can get Topaz Photo AI, Gigapixel AI and Denoise AI for
> €109.
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> The price is right, but will those apps be worth it? I am not referring to
> the money, but rather the additional steps in the workflow. Gigapixel does
> not seem useful since I cannot remember when I last wanted to enlarge a
> photo, but will the others bring me added results that are worthwhile?
>
> TIA,
> Nathan
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> Nathan Wajsman
> photo at frozenlight.eu
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