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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 839026" data-attributes="member: 47024">Interesting experiment, it had been some time since opening Topaz AI and I was processing my super underexposed Tennessee warbler shots so I though I'd give it a shot on these tough ones. There was an offer to &quot;update&quot; to the new Topaz Photo (apparently a whole new program) it said at no cost (for now I'm sure). It looks a lot the same but seems to work very differently, over baking seemed not present and I could not seem to &quot;duplicate&quot; or get close to the same results. For info I used Topaz as a plugin for this test. File processed but without denoise or sharpening in Affinity[ATTACH=full]423094[/ATTACH]&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; After Topaz photo denoise then sharpen no adjustments to what the program suggested[ATTACH=full]423095[/ATTACH]I'll be playing with this more, the cost looks high for new users and not sure what the cost to me will be (when time to renew in the spring)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 839026, member: 47024"] Interesting experiment, it had been some time since opening Topaz AI and I was processing my super underexposed Tennessee warbler shots so I though I'd give it a shot on these tough ones. There was an offer to "update" to the new Topaz Photo (apparently a whole new program) it said at no cost (for now I'm sure). It looks a lot the same but seems to work very differently, over baking seemed not present and I could not seem to "duplicate" or get close to the same results. For info I used Topaz as a plugin for this test. File processed but without denoise or sharpening in Affinity [ATTACH type="full"]423094[/ATTACH] After Topaz photo denoise then sharpen no adjustments to what the program suggested [ATTACH type="full"]423095[/ATTACH] I'll be playing with this more, the cost looks high for new users and not sure what the cost to me will be (when time to renew in the spring) [/QUOTE]

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