“Added plugin support for AI products”
Plugins are still grayed out…
The other issues seem to have been fixed!
“Added plugin support for AI products”
Plugins are still grayed out…
The other issues seem to have been fixed!
Firstly what OS are you on and what AI products do you own that don’t show as plugins for Studio 2?
Also, when you updated Studio 2 did close LR & PS, if you had them open, and did you run Studio 2 as a standalone first?
Hi Don,
I use Windows 10, and it is when opening from Lightroom I get this error.
From Photoshop and standalone Studio 2 works now.
(I own Adjust and DeNoise.)
I did not close LR when updating Studio, and restarting of Lightroom does not help.
I have just asked Development for confirmation that the external plugins are disabled in Studio 2 when called from a host, the same applies to ON1 Photo RAW and Capture One for me.
In the meantime the workaround is to call Adjust AI & DeNoise AI separately from LR.
Strange though that it works when called from Photoshop and not from Lightroom…
Anyway, this is a minor glitch, .12 works very well beside of this.
Thanks!
The plugins Adjust AI, DeNoise AI and Sharpen AI are also available from Studio 2 when it is called as a plugin from Affinity Photo, as are all the Topaz plugins from Studio 1 when it is called as a plugin from Affinity Photo.
All the Topaz plugins, including the above AI series are available in Studio 1 when it is called as an external Editor from ACDSee Photo Studio, however the three AI plugins are greyed out in Studio 2 when it is called as an external Editor from ACDSee Photo Studio.
It is a known bug, at least on Windows, insofar that if Studio v2.0.12 is called as an external editor it does not allow access to the 3 plugins if you own them. It is being corrected.
In the meantime if you need to use either of the 3 plugins call them directly as an external editor from your host application.
Thanks Don
Thanks Don for confirmation - I was just wondering what was going wrong with my workflow, as even direct transfer from Google photos via system routine “greys-out” plugins.