Timur Born

Oops, turns out that I already posted this before. Feel free to ignore if you already knew this.

Hello everyone, just a short FYI that Adobe fixed Photoshop to properly open very large compressed TIFF files from applications like ACDsee and Topaz AI. In the past you would get "out of memory" ...

Up to now Photoshop was not able to read ACDSee and Gigapixel created TIFF files that used compression, either LZW or ZIP/Deflate. This finally got fixed now. Indeed, loading the formerly ...

The pop-up flash on the D750 is great, good (enough) balance of flash vs. natural light.

@Topaz: I understand and I am not surprised, I will do what you ask of me and take a look at what will come. Now please consolidate the AI products were it makes sense and concentrate on improving...

I bemoan the removal of the internal flash. The D750 really manages to get natural looking flash images with its internal flash, just the good amount of fill without dominating the image as typical...

No, there are no colored artifacts in your example, just like I wrote in my last reply. This does not come at a surprise, because these artifact don't show up with all content and not in all areas ...

Each individual program. You could have tried that yourself, like I just did to make sure before I post. :P GPU acceleration is better for previewing quickly, even when the results don't ...

Nice result, Chris. I sent your result and the original through Topaz Denoise AI.

Other Topaz software for sure. Could be interesting to take a closer look at Adobe software for that. Here is what Topaz support wrote: I don't think this is connected to OpenVINO, though, because ...

Sorry, I just made sure the correct area is visible inside the window (spontaneously doing a screenshot) and thus did not attend to proper zoom. My fault. It does not matter, though, the artifacts ...

Here is another example of artifacts being introduced by GPU processing that do not happen with CPU processing. CPU (above) vs. GPU (below), visual horizontal bands of color

I posted examples earlier, it seems to be mostly in less exposed areas nowadays, which is a considerable improvement over earlier versions. Your example is one that demonstrates how CPU rendering ...

Well, if it is driver faults then Topaz know about it for months without telling anyone about it. One "driver fault" I know about is the preview issue in Sharpen AI that only happens with NVidia. ...

4.4.5 CPU vs. GPU (raw ORF file): Zoom to 100% to see RGB noise/artifacts No contest