I produce 1300 pixel high images, like the one above. Here is a screenshot of the preview of that image in DN AI 2.0.0, with Reduce Noise set to Auto. The After image looks less noisy in the green area on the right, as you would expect.
Here is a comparison of two outputs from DN AI 2.0.0, one with Reduce Noise set to 0 and one with Reduce Noise set to 100. They look very similar, possibly identical, with noise similar or identical to the previous, Auto, output.
I have also discovered that in Lightroom when I use “Edit In” - Photoshop, there are two entries in the Lightroom menu for this, and with both of them a new version is immediately created, but I don’t get to see or use DN AI, and the new version is the same as the one that was sent to DN AI.
I am a long time, many plugs Topaz user, including all the DeNoise products, including DeNoise AI. I found no option to download V2 (for free), and finally installed the “Trial” version. It works fine, both as a stand alone and as a Photoshop CC plug-in, but I assume I am entitled to a free update? How do I convert my trial version to a “paid” version.
Thanks in advance, to anyone who can solve this for me!
Dan C.
I use it routinely in Studio 1. Since the post update problems I’ve changed to my backup boot drive (a clone of the primary boot drive that I only re-clone when I’m sure that any Windows or program uddates are fully functional) and can use DenoiseAI in Studio1 as before.
Hi Bob, yes of course you are right. To continue using it in Studio 1 you will need to change the install directory to the top-level one where Topaz Studio 1 in installed.
For example the new installer defaults to disk:\Program Files\Topaz Labs LLC but you will need to install to disk:\Program Files\Topaz Labs if you used Topaz Labs as your previous location for Studio 1.
In Linux world, to work-around a simple name change like this you would just make a sym-link (shortcut) pointing from one name/dir to another. You should be able to make a Windows shortcut in similar fashion and, in theory, it should work, but I haven’t tested it, so YMMV.
Headaches of this sort due to someone arbitrarily changing the dir name (adding LLC) is rarely a welcome surprise. Hopefully, there was a very good reason for that.
Me too, same problem with Photoshop CC 2020 v21.0.3.91. Studio will work as a stand alone, but fails as a plug in in Photoshop.
Application & Version: Topaz Denoise AI Version 2.0.0.3
Well I set the GPU Off and still getting black saved files. Really wish I could get it working because it seems to do a nice job while looking at the screen. Now if only that would transfer into a file.
Application & Version: Topaz DeNoise AI Version 2.0.0
Operating System: Windows 10 (10.0)
Graphics Hardware: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
OpenGL Driver: 3.3.0 - Build 20.19.15.5058
CPU RAM: 12206 MB
Video RAM: 1500 MB Total, 1024 MB In Use
Preview Limit: 3135 Pixels
CAN’T POST IMAGES ?
This is after doing a complete re-install and reboot. Still not saving data. Anyone know of anything else I should look at?
Well it seems to be a size issue. At 5000 x 3333 and smaller I get a picture . At 5472 x 3648 and above I get black picture.
Now does anyone here know why it might be doing this?
