This video may have single-handedly saved my butt. I'm editing a close friend's wedding photos, and although they have great coloring and positioning, I had to resort to a high ISO because of low light in the church. This program is far more affordable than a lot of programs out there. Great video, highly informative, doesn't waste your time and is presented well. I'll definitely be watching more!
I don't co-sign any of the other commenters, as I didn't listen through headphones, and I found your delivery informative, witty, light-hearted, concise, and specific. As a relatively new photographer, the question I came away with was which software you use first, second, etc. Do you start with Topaz, move to Lightroom, use a third? Fourth? I'm tuning into this category of content in an effort to establish my workflow to develop efficiencies for scheduling, budgeting, etc. I'll be tuning in for more of your videos.
I edit in Lightroom first and do denoise and sharpening last. I'm working on a Topaz Photo AI workflow workshop. Join my facebook group to learn more in the coming weeks; facebook.com/groups/parkerphotographic
Doesn't help at all, able to install, able to start, not able to load any picture constantly crashing. Why not with any FREE Software (o.k. perhaps they don't pay the content creators)
@@ParkerPhotographic so then we can select the background and denoise it more, losing detail. But that only highlights our subject. That seems like a good idea.
It comes from amplifying the light as you increase the ISO (during capture). It can also be created during the editing process. For example, if your image is underexposed and you correct this in post by increasing the exposure, digital noise will be present.
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This video may have single-handedly saved my butt. I'm editing a close friend's wedding photos, and although they have great coloring and positioning, I had to resort to a high ISO because of low light in the church. This program is far more affordable than a lot of programs out there. Great video, highly informative, doesn't waste your time and is presented well. I'll definitely be watching more!
I'm glad it helped!
I bought their software on sale and I really like it! I’ve used it many times and I’ve definitely gone my money’s worth!
Glad to hear!
For how much?
I don't co-sign any of the other commenters, as I didn't listen through headphones, and I found your delivery informative, witty, light-hearted, concise, and specific.
As a relatively new photographer, the question I came away with was which software you use first, second, etc. Do you start with Topaz, move to Lightroom, use a third? Fourth? I'm tuning into this category of content in an effort to establish my workflow to develop efficiencies for scheduling, budgeting, etc.
I'll be tuning in for more of your videos.
I edit in Lightroom first and do denoise and sharpening last. I'm working on a Topaz Photo AI workflow workshop. Join my facebook group to learn more in the coming weeks; facebook.com/groups/parkerphotographic
There's no longer the option of a 30 day free trial. They want you to buy the software, sight unseen, for for $200.00
Doesn't help at all, able to install, able to start, not able to load any picture constantly crashing.
Why not with any FREE Software (o.k. perhaps they don't pay the content creators)
Shame topaz ai has come in and individual software not available with limited tools now and all ai auto telling you what it thinks should be done
Ya mate, I wish the stand alone tools were available at a lower price point.
Why cannot we select only the background for light denoising?
You can when you select via the AI masks.
@@ParkerPhotographic so then we can select the background and denoise it more, losing detail. But that only highlights our subject. That seems like a good idea.
Interested in where digital noise comes from.
It comes from amplifying the light as you increase the ISO (during capture). It can also be created during the editing process. For example, if your image is underexposed and you correct this in post by increasing the exposure, digital noise will be present.
thankyou bro!
Hm ?