Photoshop plugin support for Photoshop CC has been added on Windows and Mac. This is an automation plugin, so to use the plugin in Photoshop, go to “File → Automate → Topaz Gigapixel AI…”
Didn’t get any error message while installing, but the three files were not copied to the CC plug-in folder. I’ve manually copied them, but Ps is only recognising the beta version.
I think you’ll need to be more specific about what we need to delete. Just the plug-ins folder for Gigapixel beta? What about the files we copied across to CC?
Decided to go nuclear and removed both the beta and the new release (and deleted the files from the CC plug-in folder). Now working fine - thank you for getting it sorted.
Did a x6 upscale first, then used Undo in PS and then did a width + ppi upscale (effectively x5.95). I increased the GPU clock while the calculation was running. No error appeared but the last step (transferring data to PS at 100%) took long and then failed (GP process closed, no upscaled image in PS despite PS listing the GP step happening in its Undo list).
You mentioned “We’ve got an engine upgrade in the works that should drop in the next month or two” in the beta thread - is it going to address the severe banding on some images in GPU mode?
For example, this image:
Because of that, GPU mode is unusable in many cases for me… CPU mode with or without OpenVINO looks totally fine.
This bug is plaguing GAI at least from 4.5xx version of the program.
I get the same horizontal banding in GPU mode too! It’s the reason I almost never use GPU mode. Please fix this, Topaz. AFAIK I had reported this problem several months ago through the support ticket system.
At the end of the download, I got the following message.
Gigapixel 5.1 is not in my Photoshop File>Automate folder. However when earlier I download Gigapixel Ai Beta, I got the same message but it did load into my Automate folder.