Topaz Sharpen AI v1.4.2 (x64)

Topaz Sharpen AI v1.4.2 (x64) Include Crack | Size 1.2 GB

Information:

Release Date : 2019
Languages : English
Operating System : Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 8.1 / Windows 10
System Type : 64-bit

Sharpen AI is the first sharpening and shake reduction software that can tell the difference between real detail and noise. Create tack-sharp images even when youâre shooting handheld, at night, or with a shallow depth of field.

Powered by AI
Sharpen AI was trained with millions of images so it could learn the characteristics of detail vs. noise – and then enhance just the detail. In some cases, it can even recover image detail.

Constantly improving
Through continuous AI training, Sharpen AIâs enhancement model becomes both faster and higher-quality with time. Youâll get the latest and greatest when the model improves.

Seamless integration
Works wherever you currently edit your photos. Use Sharpen AI either as a standalone software or as a plug-in for Topaz Studio / Photoshop / Lightroom Classic.

Fast performance
Sharpen AI is now optimized for Intel CPU and iGPUs with Intel OpenVINOâ¢ support. This means you can get up to 5x faster processing speeds with an Intel graphics card (6th Gen + higher)! Hereâs how to identify your graphics card.

Three kinds of sharpening for a perfect photo.
Thereâs nothing worse than the feeling of taking the perfect photo, rushing home, opening it up on your computerâ¦ and realizing that itâs blurry at 100%. When this happens, itâs usually caused by one of three problems: camera shake, focus issues, or general softness. Sharpen AI includes a separate module to handle each one.

Stabilize: natural shake reduction
Even the steadiest hands don’t compare to a tripod when it comes to image sharpness. Unlike a tripod, though, you always have your hands with you! Sharpen AI’s Stabilize module has been trained to reverse motion blur and make handheld images look like they were taken from a tripod.

Focus: better focus correction
Focus correction is a notoriously difficult problem that’s easy to get wrong, but Sharpen AI’s Focus module excels at correct up to ten pixels of focus blur. This is perfect for sharpening out-of-focus eyes or correct issues caused by incorrect in-camera focus. Tip: use selective adjustments for best results!

Sharpen: general input sharpening
Even with no motion blur or focus issues, images generally come out of the camera soft. Sharpen AI includes the Sharpen module that specializes in correcting small amounts of general softness without any artifacts or halos. It’s the most natural-looking sharpening tool that you will ever use.

The perfect time to make images tack-sharp.
The need for sharpening is universal: most images come out a little soft straight out of the camera. Hereâs just a handful of use cases in which weâve seen exceptional results with Sharpen AI.

Animal Photography
You can pose people, but itâs much harder to ask animals to stay still! Use Sharpen AIâs Stabilize module to correct camera shake and the inevitable motion blur you get from fast-moving subjects. Itâs also difficult to focus perfectly in these situations, so the Focus module will also be very useful. This applies to any photos with fast-moving subjects â not just animals! Adjust the slider to the left to see the difference at 100%, or click for a larger before/after.

Hand-held Landscapes
No matter how fast you set your shutter speed, you canât shoot handheld landscapes as sharp as if you had a tripod. You donât always have a tripod with you, though. Sometimes you donât even have the luxury of using a fast shutter speed. Sharpen AIâs Stabilize module helps you get handheld images that look like they were taken from a tripod. This model was trained specifically to counteract motion blur caused by camera shake and can produce some pretty exceptional results in your photos.

Portrait Photography
Getting sharp portraits is essential. Using controlled lighting and tripods in a studio setting is a good way to do that, but youâre not always in a studio. Use Sharpen AI when the otherwise perfect portrait has slightly out-of-focus eyes or camera shake.