This week’s release has some improvements to the autopilot preferences, some fixes for the Photoshop plugin, and various other tweaks. As always, the full changelog is 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.
v1.5.4
Released August 31st, 2023
Mac: Download
Windows: Download
Changes since 1.5.3:
Added resolution controls to autopilot preferences
–Under Upscale > Set Output Size (Width, Height, Longest/Shortest Edge) for IN/CM
Added new options for auto upscaling by the shortest or longest edge
Right panel remembers scroll position and uncollapsed filters after running autopilot
Clicking “Edit Subject” button in Sharpen enhancement will toggle on “Subject Only”
Improved performance of welcome screen by caching recent files’ thumbnails
Fixed some Sony images having incorrect orientation
Fixed PS plugin not working on Mac if installing to a different drive
Fixed PS plugin not enabling Enhance at 1x when specified in the preferences
Fixed some text fields not showing red box when input is invalid
Fixed some UI bugs with face selection
Fixed resolution appearing as infinity if the file’s resolution is 0
Improve error message for authentication edge case
I just want to mention that the files to download are now blown up to a whopping number of 93. It would be great to get those compressed and fitted into a single file at some point.
Installed to Win 11 Pro desktop PC. Processor = AMD RX6800 XT. Standalone vers.
Opened image from the set of recent 6 in splash page.
Wht Nav Box still hops to top of viewing pane (upper right of UI) after initiating Text Preserve in Split View. Doesn’t remain where placed to ID text to preserve.
Hi - we just edited the changelog to clarify where the controls are. It’s added for IN/CM in Upscale > Set Output Size for Width, Height, Longest Edge, and Shortest Edge.
Yes, I see this too. It only affects the preview. The thumbnails at bottom and on the right show correctly. They also show correctly in the image viewer, both original and processed images. If you load an image already processed by PAI then the orientation is shown correctly in preview. I am using Win10x64 on Intel Xeon with Nvidia P2000 graphics.
Photo Ai needs the ability to copy and paste adjustments to SELECTED images, rather than only having the option to apply to ALL. This is a common feature to all photo editor software and is very useful.
Totally agree, and the subject has kind of been “touched” in previous threads. I also remember @fotomaker asking for it in a separate thread.
I know this PAI is a lot about getting a good autopilot running, but I would even go as far as asking for a way of saving your own “presets” for adjustments you do frequently when you disagree with how the autopilot handles a certain type of photos…
Looking at the texture of that road, I can understand it being mistaken for noise.
Cases like this could benefit from a masking option to exclude areas.
Me too but only on raw files fro my Panasonic TZ200 where the original is in landscape orientation. Raw files from the same camera in portrait orientation as well as jpegs, tiff files & even raw files from my Canon M50 are shown correctly. Yazi, I have uploaded an image in each orientation & screenshots to your dropbox folder.
This release is crashing to desktop when attempting to detect faces on some images. Have uploaded log and image in one zip named david.123.photo.ai.1.5.4.crash.zip to @yazi.saradest dropbox.
I would like to suggest a slightly more sophisticated version of this.
I am glad to now be able to specific a minimum size for the longest edge, rather than having to treat images differently to get this result, depending on whether they are of portrait or landscape orientation.
But I would also like to be able to separately specific a minimum size for the shortest edge, as well.
For example, suppose I specify a longest edge of 5000 pixels, and a shortest edge of 3000.
If the aspect ratio of the input image is such that upscaling it so that the longest edge is 5000 makes the shortest edge at least 3000 or more, then that is what I would want. But if the aspect ratio is such that upscaling it so that the longest edge is 5000, makes the shortest edge 2000, then I would want it to be upscaled even more, to make that shorter edge 3000.
