The logic behind the face recovery feature obviously recognizes eye-glasses because it reconstructs eyeglass frames, unfortunately it doesn’t understand that eyeglass frames are symmetric.
Topaz Photo AI [v2.1.2] on [Windows]
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Fair point, but I don’t think those were really my father’s “style” 
Hi Nicolas. Just an observation, looking at the rest of your image seeing how obviously out of focus, blurry and soft it is it certainly looks like you handed Photo AI a difficult task.
In my experience Topaz Photo AI Face Recovery has created spectacular results, sometimes truly magical. I have never expected Face Recovery to perform miracles.
I wouldn’t be complaining, in fact I would be very happy that Photo AI has got me most of the way there, this would then be simple task to correct in Photoshop or any other image manipulation software.
Well done to the boffins at Topaz
Doesn’t seem too much to ask for the AI model to understand that eyeglasses are generally symmetrical. It’s obvious that it recognizes eyeglasses, so it should be a relatively minor tweak to update the model to understand this.
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Love to know what AI program you used for that
It is free program from Github and I further enhance the eyes using stable diffusion.
For more detail about the program, you may refer to the post here
Fantastic results however you still had to use more than one piece of software to achieve this, and I speculate it wasn’t as straightforward as you suggest. so still no one stop shop.
This may help Nicolas restore his father’s original image, let’s hope so
The point I was making the higher quality the original image always the better the results can be achieved
Here’s how my wife’s great-grandfather actually looked in a different image from 1890.
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