The new Topaz Photo AI 3 hyper sharpening noise reduction and a lot more

In todays video we take a look at the brand new Topaz Photo AI.
A brand new version with loads more options like presets, stacking effects and a much more streamlined workflow.
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We take a look at 4 different images and how I use Topaz Photo AI in my workflow.
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[@RWROW]

Can't wait to try on old family photos

[@FrankDoorhof]

It's a great tool for scans of old material loads of my family archive can benefit from a bit sharpening

[@huwevans4452]

Thanks Frank, very useful. Do you know of a way to batch process a group of photos to the same preset?

[@FrankDoorhof]

Not yet

[@DatuDieter]

@@FrankDoorhof @huwevans4452
Do this to do batch processing:
Load serveral picctures in Topaz Photo AI and develop the first one.
Then hold shift and click on the last one so that all images are active.
Next you click on the 3 dots of the first image that you have already edited, hover over "Apply" and then choose "Current Settings to Selected Images".
As a result, Topaz will ask you, if you really want to do this.
Klick yes.
Then Topaz applys the settings of the first pictures to all selected pictures.
When you then click on "Export (number of the ) images", Topaz saves the images to your selected folder on your hardrive.

[@FrankDoorhof]

And in the new version you can use presets

[@DatuDieter]

@@FrankDoorhof
Yes, that, of course too.
But sometimes you only want a specific editing to be applied to other pictures, and do not want to make a preset.
But both ways work.

[@FrankDoorhof]

@DatuDieter that's the nice thing about free upgrades ;)

[@MrSimonj1970]

How much RAM does it need Frank? (Mac)

[@FrankDoorhof]

I run it on a MacBook pro M1 pro 14"

[@CockpitScenes]

Photo IE?

[@FrankDoorhof]

Ai