My computer specs.
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Version 1903
Alienware Aurora R8 9th Gen Intel® Core™ i9 9900K (8-Core/16-Thread, 16MB Cache, Overclocked up to 4.7GHz on all cores)
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti GDDR6 (Over Clock Ready)
Installed Memory (RAM) 32GB Dual Channel HyperX™ DDR4 XMP at 3200MHz
850W EPA Bronze PSU Liquid Cooled Chassis
Photoshop CC Version 21.1.0 release
Internet provider Century Link fiber optic Gigabit
Download, Install, and booting up were quick and smooth.
The two improvements mentioned operated as stated.
Fixes:
Color profiles appear correctly.
Sorry, I didn’t understand this at all, so will assume it correctly applies.
Height, width, and scale recalculated correctly in the 10 images I tested.
Physical height and width are behaving correctly when toggles.
It would be helpful if 2X was not the default resize scale, and instead make this option sticky. Let it stay at the last setting chosen.
It was always good at architectural items, and still is particularly good at well focused faces. Small faces in the distance are not going to look great when blown up and I don’t ever expect them to, because they are not that sharp and clear to begin with.
I’m also getting the updater leave me with the same version installed, which then continues to prompt to update. I assume I can down the installer as @ellemat2 suggests. However, I believe that the install which did occur (but left me with the same version) has taken up a decent amount of disk space. Can anyone confirm how to clear this unnecessary usage of space?
I have the same problem with the update. The version stays at 4.5.0 and i get the update is available when running the program. I think an uninstall and new install is needed for 4.6.0
Please go to Help-> Graphics info and press copy then post the info here.
You have both GPU and CPU selected for processing. Choose only one please then test both the GPU with Medium Memory Model, then switch to OpenVINO but set GPU off.
NOTE: Do this after pressing the Use Recommended Settings button on the Preferences panel then it will Re-Calibrate when you next update a preview. Your Preferences will either choose GPU or OpenVINO like this:
Was the main subject of the photo (the car) enhanced in the final output?
I noticed in your video that the preview started to more significantly enhance the background once the car was completely removed from the preview area.
I just watched the video, and I think it’s just one of the rules that the AI is trying to follow. In the preview it doesn’t know anything about the image as a whole, and so it tries to make a best guess about what’s supposed to be in the plane of focus. When it processes the image as a whole it has more information to consider and makes a different decision about what’s in focus and what’s not.
If you have a properly composed image with the subject in focus and a background with plenty of lovely bokeh you probably wouldn’t be too happy if Gigapixel converted it to an image with everything in focus during the enlargement.
Not fixed for me. I have the same problem. I installed the new update 4.6.0 a minute ago, but it still shows 4.5.0 when I run Gigapixel AI and it still asks to install the new update. Any help is greatly appreciated.
There is an issue with your Preferences panel as I pointed out, please take a screenshot of the panel with all the preferences showing. It will NOT work correctly if you are using GPU & CPU and it should not be like that if your system has been calibrated successfully.
I’ve tested all the different combinations of CPU and GPU going back to the beginning of version 4, and yes they work together, and having both on at the same time provides the fastest processing times.
If I upscale a image 2x and then again upscale it 2x it adds more details as compared to if I directly upscale to 4x. But with some images there is artifact’s and too much sharpening like hairs.
