The ongoing sale of the new version of DeNoise AI version 2.3 from Topaz Labs is ending this Friday, October 9. DeNoise AI is now available for $59.99 (regularly $79.99). Users with expired DeNoise AI licenses can purchase a one-year license renewal for $49.
You can use coupon code RUMORS15 for an additional 15% offon all Topaz Labs products.
Topaz Denoise AI review Introduction. In my series of Topaz Labs product reviews, next up is Topaz ‘Denoise AI’. It’s possibly my most used Topaz Plug-in, and I often even prefer it over Sharpen AI for sharpening too. But the focus of ‘Denoise AI’ is noise reduction. Users Guide DeNoise AI AI Bundle Topaz Labs Blog Topaz Help Center Download DeNoise AI Learn More Introduction to DeNoise AI DeNoise AI System Requirements. BIG SUR SUPPORT: Adjust AI and Jpeg to Raw AI are still awaiting updates to support Big Sur at this time. DeNoise AI 3.0 and Sharpen AI are now supported on M1 devices except Photoshop plugins (see above). Get help with Topaz Labs products and services.
The Topaz Labs Utility Bundle, which includes DeNoise AI, Gigapixel AI, Sharpen AI, and JPEG to RAW AI, is also on sale for $195 (regularly $249.99):
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Topaz Denoise Ai Beta
With all the talk about the new version of Topaz DeNoise AI being amazing at removing noise from pictures, I had to give it a try and see out it compares to my DxO PhotoLab 4 with DeepPRIME noise removal.
So I downloaded the 30 day trial version of Topaz DeNoise. I took a photo in low light at 12,800 ISO with my little Panasonic GX85 MFT camera which is extremely noisy at 12,800 ISO.
For reference, before DxO Photolab 3, I would limit myself to 1600 ISO. With Photolab 3 I could go to 3200 ISO, with Photolab 4 I can now go to 6400 ISO with no problem and even 12,800 ISO with a bit of care in exposing.
The first image is the original, with no processing at all. As you can see, it is very noisy. The second image is with Topaz on auto setting. The third image is with DxO Photolab 4 DeepPRIME noise removal on auto.
This is just one test and I need to do more with various types of images and try tweaking Topaz to get more out of it. But at first glance, DxO is vastly superior to Topaz. It is not only superior at removing noise but perhaps more importantly at preserving detail and colours. As an added bonus, DxO has the best RAW conversion in the business and it processes that file in about 12 seconds on my computer, versus 35 seconds with Topaz. So that’s 3x faster!