This week is a fairly small update compared to other weeks while we work on larger changes in the background. The biggest forward facing change is that we’ve added hotkeys for switching images (Left and Right arrow keys). We also fixed artifacts in the Enhance filter under very specific circumstances involving closing and re-opening the same image after panning.
There should also be some metadata fixes involving tags that would have generated warnings and thus copied incorrectly. For instance, if you had a long Keywords tag being saved to a JPEG, the JPEG’s IPTC metadata chunk could only store the first 64 characters of it. Issues like this should be resolved.
You can find a list of the rest of the changes in the list below.
Please give us any feedback or report issues with this release. We’ll be updating TPAI regularly to address those pieces of feedback and issue reports. If there’s a specific image you’d like us to see, you can send it us at this dropbox link.
We’ve recently added the ability to post RAW files under 65MB in the forum. If you are okay with your image being posted in this thread publicly you are free to do so. You are also free to go through our dropbox if you do not want to post publicly.
Added hotkeys for switching between images (Left and Right arrow keys, also located under View menu)
On1 files should no longer trigger the invalid file warning dialog
Fixed issue where keywords would be truncated when saving to formats that use IPTC metadata
Fixed some specific steps causing artifacts in Enhance models
Known issues:
HDR or Monochrome DNGs which previously did not open may have issues when saving as a DNG
– To get around this you can save as JPEG, PNG, or TIFF which shouldn’t have the same color issues
Here is the after, complete auto-pilot in TPAI 1.3.6, which seemed to be perfect settings, tweaking did not improve image. Very surreal 3D depth effect with the sharpening. Bravo!
However, although with the new 4x32GB memory at its max stable 3800mhz DDR4 (rated for 4000mhz but runs at only 3800mhz but a lot of high benchmarks with this ram are 3800mhz), the computer does not crash and power off, there is loud coil whine somewhere around the CPU or memory capacitors with certain operations such as scanning/initializing the image and probably strong sharpening. The only other time this seems to happen is when doing the database operations test in PerformanceTest.
Computer mobo OR PSU may be wearing out or trying that mismatched ram from before (4x 32 gb (2x16gb) kits) damaged the mobo .
I’ve had so many crashes with Photo AI I rarely use it. When I do I unconsciously hold my breath. I usually do the best I can with Paintshop Pro unless the image requires more.
building on the arrow hotkeys, what is really needed is a ‘copy/paste’ adjustments to individual images. Not all images need to have the same adjustments using the apply all feature.
I’m always amazed by that 3D-like depth appearance too! And, have mentioned it for my photos in past releases. I agree with you that it’s cool! We can always blur parts of an image, for effect, when desired.
win 11, 32G, i7 12700, RTX3070TI, latest driver
Try to adjust the v2 beta denoise model, and at the same time some sharpness …
it still crashes with this new version
I deleted your duplicate post in the other person’s thread. Either raise a bug report thread so support can get on it or upload your logs and system specifications here for the dev.
denoise beta models are really unstable. Even on tiff files. AI photo crash after a number of preview calculations while navigating in different areas of the image. I thought it would be corrected in this version, but it’s not . 2023-05-27-16-44-29.tzlog (1.7 MB) crashpad.zip (464.2 KB)
Why is it that Photo AI stopped copying over the GPS metadata? I primary use it as a Lightroom plugin “Edit in” the resulting file has no GPS. It has been like this for a few versions now. Any ideas?
The input looks very confusing to me, so I’m not surprised it tricked the AI. There are some big black patches in the eyes like that should not be there at all. Some things are just well beyond salvaging
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