TOPAZ DENOISE 6 TUTORIAL TRIAL
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PS Processing power is not too much of an issue, with a fat GPU and CPU eager for work within the Windows PC. Moreover, the RAW images are only little 20Mp items from a Lumix FZ1000 or 12Mb from an Olympus TG6. This can be a complex question, but I'll give you my simple answer. There can be a lot of subtle detail that is very photo dependent and camera sensor sensitive. I have run many photos through both Topaz Denoise AI and Sharpen AI. According to the Topaz technical support that I have discussed this with, the sharpening in DeNoise AI is different from Sharpen AI, and the denoise routine in Sharpen AI is different from Denoise AI. So, you need to make decisions based on the camera ISO, resultant noise, and lens. For instance, not all my lenses need Sharpen AI. In LR I'll sort photos into good - better - best. Generally, I'll only do a lot of work on the 'best' including use of Topaz. I am generally happy with the LR results on the others, including noise reduction.

TOPAZ DENOISE 6 TUTORIAL ISO

That said, my general workflow is to use Lightroom to do the raw conversion (99% of the time), do some basic tonal adjustments in LR, let LR do some capture sharpening 50% of the time I let LR do noise reduction at a level I would use for a ISO 100 shot - then I send a Tiff over to Photoshop. In PS, I will use Denoise AI at an appropriate level in a layer. If I am going to use Sharpen AI, then I minimize the sharpening done in DeNoise AI. Sometimes I'll (creatively) sharpen differently in different areas of a photo, and using PS layers and masks makes this easy. In other layers, I may do other PS work that I think is better than I can do in LR, such as object removal, cloning, etc. I'll later send a Tiff back to LR for final work, final crop, and export.ДЄ belated thanks to all who have posted for your experience and advice with Topaz. My take-away from the various posts is that there is no absolutely definitive best-method or position in an editing sequence for Topaz operations but that experimentation with particular kinds of camera images is the right way to discover a means to best-effects from the various LR/PS/Topaz processes.

TOPAZ DENOISE 6 TUTORIAL TRIAL

So far I haven't bought or even downloaded the trial Topaz noise-reduction or sharpening products. Topaz denoise 6 tutorial trial#Д«ut I have been distracted with the trial version of Topaz jpeg-to-RAW converter. Surprisingly, it seems to work quite well! A 16bit DNG from an 8bit jpeg!! At first sight, such a program seems to claim the impossible (put in lots of 16bit-size accurate photo detail that was either missing from an original camera jpeg or was lost when converting a RAW file to an 8bit jpeg ). This Topaz program is of more immediate use to me than the sharpen and de-noise programs, as I can already get acceptable sharpening/de-noise results from LR and PS.