Then when version 4 released at the end of April 2020 I decided to give it another try.

If you want to watch my original Gigapixel review, here’s the link to the YouTube video: Topaz Gigapixel 4 Releasedįollowing the performance issues, I’ve ignored Topaz Gigapixel. Every time it ran it would grab every resource on my computer and freeze things until it finished. It’s also wasn’t as if I could run Gigapixel in the background. I remember having to stop one test after an hour and half when all I was doing is was trying to double the size of a Fuji X-T2 image. Whilst Photoshop might take 10-20 seconds to enlarge an image, the same image could take hours in Gigapixel. Photoshop in contrast produced good results consistently.īut there was another factor which is why I didn’t buy the software. Some we poor, but every so often one of the enlargements would be brilliant. At the time I achieved mixed results when making enlargements with Gigapixel. My First Topaz Gigapixel Reviewīack in May 2019, I published a YouTube video reviewing Topaz Gigapixel, comparing its performance with Photoshop. To conduct your own Topaz Gigapixel review and testing, you can download a 30 day evaluation copy of the software from the Topaz website. If you use or are considering buying photo enlarging software, I always recommend trying the software first on your own computer. In this Topaz Gigapixel review I want to test if the claims of amazing results are really true. AI has a lot of potential, but many companies have released products too soon. The marketing hype surrounding AI in photo editing is intense and I’ve been quite critical of this in the past. Topaz Gigapixel, or should I say Gigapixel AI uses artificial intelligence (AI) to make better image enlargements.

Topaz Gigapixel Review: Does it Live up to the Claims?

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