Topaz subscription renewal. What?????

LongLensPhotography said:
there is also the chinese clone now that claims to do pretty much all the same, aiarty or something like that. I haven't really seen the need to go there and test. At least you have another option if you need.
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Had a quick look at Aiarty website watched the video offered up but thought it seems to be a little aggressive at fist glance also the software has been available for some time yet first time I have heard about it. Russ.
 
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LeeRatters said:
Can you still use Topaz 'as was'? Or is it subscription or nothing?

Bit wrong to automatically switch people to subscription too - That would be enough to kick me off and never use them again :ROFLMAO:
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Yes, as long as you don't do any updates it will continue to work as is.
 
I still use denoise AI, did not subscribe to photo AI, as the older software still works for me. Someone told me that using Topaz in PS as a plug-in uses a lot of 'credits', I've noticed such a thing using firefly resizing, but not when I am denoising an image...
 
AIarty approached us to do a review which I think was done by @Garry Edwards ? He/we sent them a review in exchange for a free licence with which to do it, but I think Garry was underwhelmed, in essence.
 
I don't recall that
 
lindsay said:
AIarty approached us to do a review which I think was done by @Garry Edwards ? He/we sent them a review in exchange for a free licence with which to do it, but I think Garry was underwhelmed, in essence.
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Actually, it was me that did the review.. It was pretty good, but clearly aimed at upsizing AI generated images, or poor quaility originals.

My experience with Topaz and DXO meant that I felt both of these were more suitable for photographers.

However, it looks as if Aiarty has moved on a lot since I tested it, and my review is probably now irrelevant.
 
Sorry Graham, I couldn't remember. As you say. I remember now how you summarised it and hence why we didn';t choose to progress into an advertising relationship with them
 
I did try out the free trial of Aiarty and it was quite good for certain images where the image was a little soft but not completely missed focus
I found it was quite good at improving the sharpness of some wildlife images that I took a long time ago that weren’t as good as I am able to manage now, sharpness a bit off

I did think for what it can do it’s reasonably priced and is a one off purchase unlike some software now

Didn’t buy it though now as its something that I would only occasionally use , if I miss the shot for most things that I photograph now I can just go back and try again

I also tried the video AI enhancer on some old holiday videos and to be honest was disappointed
 
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