In this tutorial, I demonstrate my full Lightroom workflow when using Denoise AI, Sharpen AI, and Gigapixel AI all on the same image. Check out my ALL NEW, iso adaptive, Lightroom Presets -- a HUGE pack of 501 Presets: www.anthonymorganti.com/ If you're interested in Denoise AI, Sharpen AI, or Gigapixeal AI by Topaz Labs, click the link below and scroll down to the applicable section. Bundles are also available toward the bottom: bit.ly/3cDqa5J To purchase, click on the link above then use my discount code to save an additional 15% off the price and on everything at Topaz Labs: AMDISC15 *Note that my 15% discount code may not work on sale products. ** I am an affiliate for all of the companies listed EXCEPT Affinity Photo. Please read my Code of Ethics Statement: onlinephotographytraining.com/code-of-ethics/ Tap into Adobe's Creative Cloud: bit.ly/2zwQ0nW Anthony Morganti’s MUST HAVE applications: At least one Non-Destructive RAW Editor Lightroom - bit.ly/2zwQ0nW Capture One - captureone.38d4qb.net/y1Djy Luminar - bit.ly/2JUJxKw (Save with the Promo Code AM16) On1 Photo RAW - bit.ly/2zJmA9I (Save 20% with Promo Code: AM17) Exposure X6 - bit.ly/2U8UxrK (Save 10% with Promo Code: AnthonyMorganti) PhotoLab 4: tidd.ly/2HhiN9X At least one FULL Editing App: Photoshop - bit.ly/2zwQ0nW Affinity Photo - affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ My MUST-HAVE Plugins: Topaz Denoise AI - bit.ly/3cDqa5J Topaz Gigapixel AI - bit.ly/3cDqa5J Topaz Sharpen AI - bit.ly/3cDqa5J *Save 15% on all Topaz Labs apps - use the Promo Code: AMDISC15 Nik Silver Efex Pro 2 - tidd.ly/3dc4gYm My MUST-HAVE Mac Utility: CleanMyMac X - Info: bit.ly/3jtVpU3 To save 10% on your purchase of CleanMyMac X: 1. Visit the CleanMyMac X store: bit.ly/3bEMuMx 2. Scroll down to the very bottom of the page and click on "Enter it now" under "Already have a coupon code?" 3. Paste the promo code TONY10 and hit "Verify" 4. The prices will be reduced, and you’ll be able to select the license and proceed with the payment ** Note that all of the promo codes listed above may not work on sale products. *** I am an affiliate for all of the companies listed EXCEPT Affinity Photo. Please read my Code of Ethics Statement: onlinephotographytraining.com/code-of-ethics/ Please follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/anthonymorganti/ View my recommended gear list: www.amazon.com/shop/anthonymorganti As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. I use this software to record my screen and make parts of my screen enlarge and zoom out so you can see it: Screenflow: telestream.pxf.io/DMrW2 Unsure of how to price your photography? Check the 2019 Guide to Pricing Your Photography: amzn.to/2S1CiU7 I am an affiliate for all of the companies listed EXCEPT Affinity Photo. Please read my Code of Ethics Statement here: onlinephotographytraining.com/code-of-ethics/ Thank you!
Outstanding. The extra commentary about controls you chose not to use was extremely valuable. Just showing the step by steps was nice, but with the extra observations about what might or might-not be helpful made this a truly great tutorial.
As a newcomer to the Topaz software, thanks for clearly demonstrating your workflow. I will definitely use your guidelines as I start using the Topaz tools to work on my images. Thanks!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have bought the 3 packages through your link. What I love to see is how you would go with early digital cameras, where file sizes were small and noise was terrible. That is what I am about to start off with. Thanks again.
Thank you, It was Very helpful Anthony, I would be interested in seeing Topaz AI With Photoshop workflow, Great Channel Over All, Very positive And Informative. Many Thanks For Sharing Your Knowledge, A Great Contribution To Photography. 🇬🇧
My Topaz products are installed in Photoshop so would appreciate a future tutorial with DeNoise Ai, Sharpen Ai and Gigapixel Ai. Informative tutorial...thanks.
Do you know you can make a folder that is just for Anthony Morganti ? I mean we all save a ton of vids, this way you have just his in one folder like I do. Cheers and enjoy
I purchased the Topaz package and really enjoyed your review of how you use it. Unfortunately, many times I can't don't see any differences among the photos. They all look about the same to me. Maybe I can blame my lack of perception on RUclips, but it may have more to do with my monitor or my eyes or my inexperience. So I like it when you point out the differences among the various views.
Yes please for your Photoshop workflow. The LR one is a good overview..however it is not so easy to see the impacts on YT . I already use these products and they are excellent
THANK YOU Anthony for doing these videos that I found extremely helpful,I have purchased last night all 3 of them after your recommendations of course ,they were discounted to 190$ or so ( £165 here in West Sussex UK). PS: myself and partner Andreea really hope your boys will be fine. (Nihil sine DEO). GOD BLESS YOU ALL
I watched so many videos on your channel now it was the time to subscribe. Thanks for your videos. BT, I am using DXO Photolab 4 but of this vdo I got Topaz denoise, sharpen and gigapixel today
I have found that Gigapixel noise suppression works very well, at least for lower ISO, and I skip DeNoise altogether, so I just go to Gigapixel 1st to enlarge and clean up the noise, then go to Sharpen AI to tighten the focus up....most of the photos I work through are panned auto racing shots and I enlarge so they can be printed at 20x30.
Thanks for a great tutorial. When you have finished going through all of the different AI applications do you keep them all or just the original photo and the final product? It seems like if all are kept it would take up a lot of memory. Thanks.
Interesting, Anthony. I tested GP-AI, last year and ran it stand-alone. Then it does its own raw processing. That surprised me - I had not thought about implications - in that "my exposure corrections had disappeared". I use .XML side car files, by the way. But the latter doesn't mean that another app can do something with what is in a photo's sidecar.xml. I know. So, in this video, you use the app as a plugin and apparently this uses Lightroom's exposure settings applied to the raw processing, then exports the photo to an interchange format and the Topaz app processes that. I would have preferred the sidecar.xml corrections to be applied to Topaz's raw processing and skipping the "export" - but this is complicated if a photo was subjected to more complex operations (like masks and retouch) I guess. Or, the DxO PureRAW approach that offers the app as an inline pre-processor would be the preferred approach, considering this. Wait, am I saying that I would want PureRAW over DeNoise? It depends. Maybe.
Yes, I would love to see how they are used in Photoshop. I am not a photographer, I am a photo restorer, and don't usually use Lightroom. Any Photoshop help is always welcome.
Well, this old geezer might be a pretty good photographer but am lousy at this tech stuff. I now have all 3 Topaz as well as Lightroom Classic, and Lightroom and Photoshop. I shoot in raw but I really need help (willing to pay a fair price) to get me organzied on all of this. Previous camera imports were edited in Lightroom and not Lightroom Classic (grr) and on export to my external harddrive and Untitled Export files were sent as JPGs. Can I now fix these in Topaz? Loved this video and gave me some insight into previous mistakes.
Excellent tutorial as usual. Just one question....When exporting to jpeg do you still need to check the 'Output Sharpening' (for screen/print) check box after using Topaz Sharpen ?
Hello Anthony, after viewing your video I bought the three apps with your discount (thank you!). I like the workflow you suggest, but since I usually use only Bridge and camera raw (if possibile I avoid PS), so when do you think is better to use the three Topaz tool in the workflow? I usually work ACR/DNG files. Thank you Luigi
Thanks, great overview of your workflow. Surprised you didn't mention lens correction before you send raw file to denoise, but at 18min you said lens correction was already done?
I almost always do Denoise AI and Sharpen AI directly from Lightroom before I may go to Photoshop as I use it to manage my pix. BUT occasion I do the Bridge > Photoshop thing. So I'd be interested in a Photoshop workflow as well.
Thanks Anthony great tutorial. Always wanted to know if you could “stack” Topaz products on top of each other in terms of image processing . I’ve encountered a problem with LrC crashing every time I try and open AI Sharpen? Any suggestions?
Now you have another comparison video to make... DXO 4 Deep Prime Noise VS Topaz Denoise AI on A1 high ISO files. DXO4 update is finally out and works with the A1 :)
Hello Master! I see that when you select editing in the Topaz program, you have the opportunity to edit the original, that is, the raw file. This menu item is not available for me. Only a copy of tiff. Although the Topaz program itself opens and saves enhanced files in raw format. Maybe you can tell me the reason why I can only open tiff in Topaz through LR. All programs are installed with the latest versions, that is, updated.
Thanks for this interesting workflow video. I would like to ask if you were going to add Luminar as an additional tool to the workflow, when would you use it: before or after Topaz Apps?
Question: Why don't you use 1. Show in Finder, 2. Drag RAW DNG to the appropriate Topaz tool, 3. Edit in Topaz, 4. Save to source folder, 5. Sync folder in LR? This way you always have a RAW file throughout the process. Wouldn't that be more useful?
Thanks for sharing that. If you wanted to save this to put on you photos in light room and photoshop how would you do that. Can you also add a color graphic logo this way if you wanted to?
Do you have a kind of cache in your Gigapixel settings? When I change the AI Models it is rendering every time from scratch. Or did you cut the render times in the edition? :D
Anthony thanks for another great tutorial. I recently purchased all three software applications you detail here. Could you explain why in DeNoise AI you left a high percentage of "remove bur" and then in Sharpen AI you had a high value of "remove noise" I would think that when combining two or three softwares on an image that some sliders like remove blur in DeNoise would be zero out. It seem that when combining all software on an image it would be sharpened three times. Your image finished image looked good but the software seems to work backwards in a sense. Thanks
Hello and thank you for the great video🙏🏻 I also own these three Topaz products and have adjusted my workflow as shown in this video. However, I have the following problem... Up until now I've always cropped in Lightroom before sending the photo to Sharpen. In your video you crop directly into gigapixels, and that's exactly what doesn't work for me. I can change the image section, but when I click "Crop" nothing happens. Then I can only cancel. I've also uninstalled Gigapixel and reinstalled it again... to no avail. The whole thing on a Mac Mini with M1 chip. Have you had this before or do you have a solution for it? Or is it not so important to crop directly in gigapixels? I would be very grateful for an answer 😊 Greetings Udo
Thanks Anthony....seeing the "copies" side by side is nice....all video creators show the editing process of the photos.. ....BUT...What are the file sizes for the original and three copies of this image???....how does the editing and using the Topaz products affect disk space? ...thanks.
The size of the TIFF-files is the same as if you transfer a photo for external editing from Lightroom to Photoshop as TIFF. The result of the processing in Denoise etc. does more or less not change that size. For sure each of the files generated in this demonstration has the size of such "ordinary" TIFF-file.
slight off subject. Topaz Studios don't run native on M1 MacBook. I like the punch it gives. Any other options that will run without me going to Rosetta in photoshop
What are the "ideal" pixel dimensions for different printout sizes? When you discuss gigapixel you always seem to refer to the max (credible) print size you can get, but I haven't seen a discussion of this from anyone.
Hi Anthony, would you please turn on closed-captioning for your RUclips videos? It would be a tremendous help to those of us with hearing impairments. Thank you.
Anthony, I have been cropping in Gigapixel but you cant rotate so I kinda like your process better, have you compared the difference in LR or Gigapixel crop?
Really helpful video on how to work with Topaz products and LR. When you send it to a Topaz product can you name the "edit" fil? For example your file is "_DSC_6691-Edit-2-Edit.tiff" can you name them the Topaz tool you are using like "_DSC_6691-Denoise-2-Sharpen.tiff?"
Is there a reason you do not use Compressed when sending the file over to any of the Topaz plug-ins? Compressed is either ZIP or LZW which are both Lossless and will give you a smaller file...
In this tutorial, I demonstrate my full Lightroom workflow when using Denoise AI, Sharpen AI, and Gigapixel AI all on the same image.
Check out my ALL NEW, iso adaptive, Lightroom Presets -- a HUGE pack of 501 Presets:
www.anthonymorganti.com/
If you're interested in Denoise AI, Sharpen AI, or Gigapixeal AI by Topaz Labs, click the link below and scroll down to the applicable section. Bundles are also available toward the bottom:
bit.ly/3cDqa5J
To purchase, click on the link above then use my discount code to save an additional 15% off the price and on everything at Topaz Labs:
AMDISC15
*Note that my 15% discount code may not work on sale products.
** I am an affiliate for all of the companies listed EXCEPT Affinity Photo.
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My MUST-HAVE Plugins:
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My MUST-HAVE Mac Utility:
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Thank you!
Outstanding. The extra commentary about controls you chose not to use was extremely valuable. Just showing the step by steps was nice, but with the extra observations about what might or might-not be helpful made this a truly great tutorial.
What a great tip to "flatten" the image BEFORE doing noise reduction. I really wasn't aware to this issue. Thanks Anthony.
Thanks, Anthony. That helped getting the Topaz add-ons straight in my mind.
As always, I learn and learn with your tutorials.
As a newcomer to the Topaz software, thanks for clearly demonstrating your workflow. I will definitely use your guidelines as I start using the Topaz tools to work on my images. Thanks!
Great video Anthony. Very helpful! Thank you.
Excellent tutorial. I recently purchased the three Topaz modules so this is very helpful. Thanks
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have bought the 3 packages through your link. What I love to see is how you would go with early digital cameras, where file sizes were small and noise was terrible. That is what I am about to start off with. Thanks again.
Very well presented and covered off on a well thought out workflow. Thanks!
Thanks, Anthony, very helpful!
Excellent tutorial. I like the way that you back off the sharpening. I tend to over sharpen and you showed me no I can avoid that a little better.
Thank you, It was Very helpful Anthony, I would be interested in seeing Topaz AI With Photoshop workflow, Great Channel Over All, Very positive And Informative. Many Thanks For Sharing Your Knowledge, A Great Contribution To Photography. 🇬🇧
That was magnificent and very useful thank you!
My Topaz products are installed in Photoshop so would appreciate a future tutorial with DeNoise Ai, Sharpen Ai and Gigapixel Ai. Informative tutorial...thanks.
As always thanks for your videos. They are always incredibly helpful.
Added this to my Watch Later list, that's for sure! Cheers dude, this'll be very handy
Do you know you can make a folder that is just for Anthony Morganti ? I mean we all save a ton of vids, this way you have just his in one folder like I do. Cheers and enjoy
@@jimbergen5232 I shall do that, cheers buddy 👍
I purchased the Topaz package and really enjoyed your review of how you use it. Unfortunately, many times I can't don't see any differences among the photos. They all look about the same to me. Maybe I can blame my lack of perception on RUclips, but it may have more to do with my monitor or my eyes or my inexperience. So I like it when you point out the differences among the various views.
Yes please for your Photoshop workflow.
The LR one is a good overview..however it is not so easy to see the impacts on YT .
I already use these products and they are excellent
Thank you for your tutorial. Very useful!
THANK YOU Anthony for doing these videos that I found extremely helpful,I have purchased last night all 3 of them after your recommendations of course ,they were discounted to 190$ or so ( £165 here in West Sussex UK). PS: myself and partner Andreea really hope your boys will be fine. (Nihil sine DEO). GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Great Tony...The Topaz algorithm work well
Very helpful as always
I watched so many videos on your channel now it was the time to subscribe. Thanks for your videos. BT, I am using DXO Photolab 4 but of this vdo I got Topaz denoise, sharpen and gigapixel today
I have found that Gigapixel noise suppression works very well, at least for lower ISO, and I skip DeNoise altogether, so I just go to Gigapixel 1st to enlarge and clean up the noise, then go to Sharpen AI to tighten the focus up....most of the photos I work through are panned auto racing shots and I enlarge so they can be printed at 20x30.
i also think gigapixel does a better job i use the 2x size with very compressed and they look both clear of noise and sharper
Thanks for a great tutorial. When you have finished going through all of the different AI applications do you keep them all or just the original photo and the final product? It seems like if all are kept it would take up a lot of memory. Thanks.
Interesting, Anthony. I tested GP-AI, last year and ran it stand-alone. Then it does its own raw processing. That surprised me - I had not thought about implications - in that "my exposure corrections had disappeared". I use .XML side car files, by the way. But the latter doesn't mean that another app can do something with what is in a photo's sidecar.xml. I know.
So, in this video, you use the app as a plugin and apparently this uses Lightroom's exposure settings applied to the raw processing, then exports the photo to an interchange format and the Topaz app processes that.
I would have preferred the sidecar.xml corrections to be applied to Topaz's raw processing and skipping the "export" - but this is complicated if a photo was subjected to more complex operations (like masks and retouch) I guess.
Or, the DxO PureRAW approach that offers the app as an inline pre-processor would be the preferred approach, considering this.
Wait, am I saying that I would want PureRAW over DeNoise? It depends. Maybe.
Yes, I would love to see how they are used in Photoshop. I am not a photographer, I am a photo restorer, and don't usually use Lightroom. Any Photoshop help is always welcome.
Well, this old geezer might be a pretty good photographer but am lousy at this tech stuff. I now have all 3 Topaz as well as Lightroom Classic, and Lightroom and Photoshop. I shoot in raw but I really need help (willing to pay a fair price) to get me organzied on all of this. Previous camera imports were edited in Lightroom and not Lightroom Classic (grr) and on export to my external harddrive and Untitled Export files were sent as JPGs. Can I now fix these in Topaz? Loved this video and gave me some insight into previous mistakes.
Very good overview, Anthony. I'd appreciate your take on the PS workflow with Topaz plug-ins.
Excellent tutorial as usual. Just one question....When exporting to jpeg do you still need to check the 'Output Sharpening' (for screen/print) check box after using Topaz Sharpen ?
Hello Anthony, after viewing your video I bought the three apps with your discount (thank you!). I like the workflow you suggest, but since I usually use only Bridge and camera raw (if possibile I avoid PS), so when do you think is better to use the three Topaz tool in the workflow? I usually work ACR/DNG files.
Thank you Luigi
Great video, many thanks. If you also wanted to use Mask AI to blur a background, at what stage would you do that please?
Thank you very much Anthony it helped a lot, could you compare using Sharpen AI before Gigapixel AI and vice versa?
Using gigapixel first is better, in my testing.
Thanks Anthony. Great video. Did you do Highlights and Shadows twice, before AND after DeNoise AI?
You did highlights and shadows again on the cropped bitmap. Is this as good as when done on raw?
Thanks, great overview of your workflow. Surprised you didn't mention lens correction before you send raw file to denoise, but at 18min you said lens correction was already done?
I almost always do Denoise AI and Sharpen AI directly from Lightroom before I may go to Photoshop as I use it to manage my pix. BUT occasion I do the Bridge > Photoshop thing. So I'd be interested in a Photoshop workflow as well.
Thanks Anthony great tutorial. Always wanted to know if you could “stack” Topaz products on top of each other in terms of image processing . I’ve encountered a problem with LrC crashing every time I try and open AI Sharpen? Any suggestions?
Now you have another comparison video to make... DXO 4 Deep Prime Noise VS Topaz Denoise AI on A1 high ISO files. DXO4 update is finally out and works with the A1 :)
Hello Master! I see that when you select editing in the Topaz program, you have the opportunity to edit the original, that is, the raw file. This menu item is not available for me. Only a copy of tiff. Although the Topaz program itself opens and saves enhanced files in raw format. Maybe you can tell me the reason why I can only open tiff in Topaz through LR. All programs are installed with the latest versions, that is, updated.
Thanks for this interesting workflow video. I would like to ask if you were going to add Luminar as an additional tool to the workflow, when would you use it: before or after Topaz Apps?
Anthony, can I assume you prefer AI Denoise to NIK's Define?
Question: Why don't you use 1. Show in Finder, 2. Drag RAW DNG to the appropriate Topaz tool, 3. Edit in Topaz, 4. Save to source folder, 5. Sync folder in LR? This way you always have a RAW file throughout the process. Wouldn't that be more useful?
Thanks for sharing that. If you wanted to save this to put on you photos in light room and photoshop how would you do that. Can you also add a color graphic logo this way if you wanted to?
Your videos are always helpful. If you use Topaz Sharpen AI in this way, do you still apply output sharpening (export to screen or paper)?
Great tutorial. Do you have any suggestions for preference settings to speed up Topaz processing?
Depends on how old your computer is? More memory always helps.
Do you have a kind of cache in your Gigapixel settings? When I change the AI Models it is rendering every time from scratch. Or did you cut the render times in the edition? :D
I wouldn’t enhance sharpness that much in denoise if you’re planning on using the other two!
Anthony thanks for another great tutorial. I recently purchased all three software applications you detail here. Could you explain why in DeNoise AI you left a high percentage of "remove bur" and then in Sharpen AI you had a high value of "remove noise" I would think that when combining two or three softwares on an image that some sliders like remove blur in DeNoise would be zero out. It seem that when combining all software on an image it would be sharpened three times. Your image finished image looked good but the software seems to work backwards in a sense. Thanks
Hello and thank you for the great video🙏🏻
I also own these three Topaz products and have adjusted my workflow as shown in this video. However, I have the following problem... Up until now I've always cropped in Lightroom before sending the photo to Sharpen. In your video you crop directly into gigapixels, and that's exactly what doesn't work for me. I can change the image section, but when I click "Crop" nothing happens. Then I can only cancel. I've also uninstalled Gigapixel and reinstalled it again... to no avail. The whole thing on a Mac Mini with M1 chip. Have you had this before or do you have a solution for it? Or is it not so important to crop directly in gigapixels?
I would be very grateful for an answer 😊
Greetings Udo
Thanks Anthony....seeing the "copies" side by side is nice....all video creators show the editing process of the photos..
....BUT...What are the file sizes for the original and three copies of this image???....how does the editing and using the Topaz products affect disk space?
...thanks.
The size of the TIFF-files is the same as if you transfer a photo for external editing from Lightroom to Photoshop as TIFF. The result of the processing in Denoise etc. does more or less not change that size. For sure each of the files generated in this demonstration has the size of such "ordinary" TIFF-file.
slight off subject. Topaz Studios don't run native on M1 MacBook. I like the punch it gives. Any other options that will run without me going to Rosetta in photoshop
What about a workflow that includes printing? Output sharpening in Lightroom’s print module or Topaz Sharpen AI?
What are the "ideal" pixel dimensions for different printout sizes? When you discuss gigapixel you always seem to refer to the max (credible) print size you can get, but I haven't seen a discussion of this from anyone.
Hi Anthony, would you please turn on closed-captioning for your RUclips videos? It would be a tremendous help to those of us with hearing impairments. Thank you.
Anthony, I have been cropping in Gigapixel but you cant rotate so I kinda like your process better, have you compared the difference in LR or Gigapixel crop?
Please do the PS workflow in the future.
Really helpful video on how to work with Topaz products and LR. When you send it to a Topaz product can you name the "edit" fil? For example your file is "_DSC_6691-Edit-2-Edit.tiff" can you name them the Topaz tool you are using like "_DSC_6691-Denoise-2-Sharpen.tiff?"
Thank you for this! How does the Adobe built-in "Super Resolution" compare to GigaPixel?
Not as good, but it might vary for some types of images.
Is there a reason you do not use Compressed when sending the file over to any of the Topaz plug-ins? Compressed is either ZIP or LZW which are both Lossless and will give you a smaller file...
In Sharpen, is it preferred to use Mask and just sharpen the bird? Otherwise the background will get sharpened as well (loss of bokeh)?
Yes, using the plugins in Photoshop can be better as it won’t create TIFF files for each plugin.
is this Lightroom Classic or Lightroom?
That bird looks absolutely pissed off
Sharpen has become unusable and crashes every time after the latest update ☹️
None of them are as good as Perfectly Clear, now Radiant Photo.
Total BS video. It’s nothing close to being this simple and straight forward