Did you check your PR version and see if an upgrade pops up. If it does just update from there, or wait till it comes up because they usually roll it out.
I’ve always done that in the past with all Topaz filters but just went through a terrible time with Photoshop Elements and Topaz because for some reason Elements was seeing multiple links from all of the updates.
Overall it is doing quite a good job. I’m still confused about the Translucent Mode and it would be nice to have some tips and tricks to make this work.
There are a number of times when I’m using the cut (red) or keep (green) brushes where it may or may not actually do what it is supposed to do. I had some small areas where I just needed to remove a tiny part of something that shouldn’t be there, and It left it in place and removed two other sections nearby. With the keep brushes, I was trying to bring back some tree branches which the compute button function had removed, and just couldn’t get them to be added back into the final image.
Some examples of the new Translucent Mode in action.
It is designed to be able to create masks where one or more of the subjects in the image is see-through. Note that this does not mean completely transparent (that’s even trickier!), but in this case, the AI is recognizing that there’s an object in the foreground to be masked where the background is “showing through” in the original.
Everytimes I using Mask AI, the brush size will back to preset size 218, is any way that I can keep the brush on a fix size which I prefer to use such as 20 or 25.
Remask 5 will keep the brush size what my last setting.
Apologies if it’s already been brought up and I just missed it, but especially in the Photoshop plugin (but even in the standalone) … if instead of a cut out object it could return a layer mask which could then be tweaked slightly (if necessary), I think that would be even better than what it does now. Ideally, there would be little to no tweaking NEEDED to the mask created… BUT … sometimes it would be handy. Just a thought.