Using Photo AI Results in Neon Yellow/Green coloration appearing

Topaz Photo AI Bugs and Issues
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After initially just using Auto pilot on a sequence of images, I found that the ones with a low shutter speed had a neon yellow/green color in the resulting DNG image that is synchronized with Lightroom.

Steps to reproduce issue:

  1. Low shutter speed Adobe RAW image added to PhotoAI for processing. Original image is ISO 100 f/11 at 1/5sec to capture waterfall moving around great blue heron at sunset.

  2. Tried to resolve by refining the subject a bit and same result. Turned off sharpening with same result. Using Topaz DeNoise AI on its own does not generate the issue.

    Subject mostly has entire Heron except leg
    Subject mostly has entire Heron except leg1920×1106 151 KB

    Preview looks correct
    Preview looks correct1920×1106 166 KB

    With or Without refining the Subject
    With or Without refining the Subject1920×1106 151 KB

    Image Data Missing Color
    Image Data Missing Color1920×846 180 KB

    Image Data replaced with neon green
    Image Data replaced with neon green1920×846 151 KB

  3. Synchronized image with Lightroom catalog.

Topaz Photo AI v1.4.2 on Mac
2023-07-23-22-02-58.tzlog (683.4 KB)

Image Data replaced with neon green
Image Data replaced with neon green1920×846 151 KB

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From the information I have so far, it looks like this is a bug with overexposed sections of the image. Topaz Photo AI is shifting those areas to a different color.

To work around this, you could use the Photo > Edit in > Topaz Photo AI method on the file instead.

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