Topaz Gigapixel AI

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Topaz Gigapixel AI
Score 9.4 out of 10
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Topaz Labs in Addison offers Gigapixel AI, a photo editing and enhancement application.N/A
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Topaz Gigapixel AI
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Topaz Gigapixel AI
Likelihood to Recommend
Topaz Gigapixel is a simple and quick, easy-to-use software that does what you need it to - upscaling low resolution images. There are automated options to preview changes and advanced controls of you prefer to manually tweak adjustments to the image. It also has a function for face recognition however sometimes if the resolution is too compressed, it doesn’t work so well
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Pros
  • Upscale images for incredibly well
  • Cleverly fills in lost detail
  • There’s some control or you can also have it fully automated
  • Quick to use
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Cons
  • Currently, it doesn't support RAW images. I'd like to see that.
  • It can be slow on older systems. I recommend newer hardware.
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Support Rating
Topaz always responds to my questions in a few hours or a day at most. They've been able to explain their answers and give detail I needed to complete my work. Their instructions are quite clear and easy to use. I haven't had to reference any third-party support sources to get answers.
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Alternatives Considered
Since they aren't direct competitors I don't expect PaintShop to hold up to a specialized piece of software. PaintShop allows you to resize but it's not intended to resample as well as Gigapixel AI.
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Return on Investment
  • Used photos otherwise couldn't.
  • Been able to use smaller images in larger spaces where they wouldn't work before.
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