Use This Software for Better iPhone Photo Enlargements
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2023
- What do you do when you have a small, low-quality iPhone image that you want to print big? In this video, I share how I easily produced a high-quality A3+ print from a 12-megapixel iPhone photo. I could resize, denoise, sharpen and repair image problems using Topaz Photo AI. I’ve found it perfect for working with low-quality camera phone images I want to improve.
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This is exactly what I needed thanks!
Glad I could help.
Very useful! Thank you!
You're welcome.
Snapseed! Soon of NIK!
Yes. I thought Google had discontinued it when they sold the Nik Collection but they haven't. I'm pleased to see they are still releasing updates and the software is rather good. I'm quite a fan of it.
Thanks for the demo Robin. Since I already have Topaz’s Denoise, Sharpen, and Gigapixel software? Does Photo AI replace these with this single product? If not what’s the benefit? Thanks…
Topaz Photo AI does replace the other products BUT it doesn't seem quite as good when you use it with a high quality image. Previously I couldn't see the point of it but now I'm thinking it works well with my iPhone images. I could put them through the individual products but Photo AI saves me time and is easier. I don't think that's a reason to buy it if you already own the other products. The only reason I have it is that I found it when I checked my topaz account. I must have purchased something that included it but not realised.
@@RobinWhalley Got it. Thanks Robin.
@@RobinWhalleyHi Robin, I would like to affirm & wholeheartedly endorse your findings. I am just testing the demo version at the moment, but I find it does very little worthwhile for my Fuji crop or Canon FF raw files. However, for all or most of my jpeg images taken on small sensor cameras and phones going back over the last 20 years, as well as my “current” iPhone 13, well it can certainly provide some spectacular results. I am wondering if Topaz might be better off specialising in and marketing this product more towards that (camera phone) market, rather than the currently over saturated market they are competing in.
Many thanks for this and keep up the great work!
@@mike_burke Thanks. Great to hear your thoughts are similar.