With some images during sharpening the result can have white edges and even some white specks appear. Reducing sliders or changing models can avoid some of that, but also gives up some of the desirable sharpening of other areas.
I wish there was a way to lessen the very brightest results (that I see as white) but retain other sharpening within the images. Perhaps something like protecting highlights or avoid white extremes could be an added control.
I agree, sometimes the white contrast areas become very ugly, same basically with complete black areas when sharpening, I also notice added CA when combining shaprpening and denoise in PhotoAi for example. Fixing this would be a very valuable to already fantastic bunch of software
Topaz is probably the best photo recovering software available, but it has the same probem as any other sharpening tool I have used, the white halo contrast line. If you can fix that Topaz would be unbeatable. Also the high ISO color noise that is sometimes accompanied with smudge/clunky result, fixing that would make Topaz the greatest!
