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Topaz just released Sharpen AI 2.1.0. Here are the details:
Changelog:
Various fixes and improvements taken from the latest DeNoise AI release
– Includes fixes to save dialog
Various UI design changes
– Masking button moved to file list when not in Photoshop plugin mode
– Masking button in Photoshop mode changed slightly to differentiate it from other buttons
– Zoom options have been made smaller to accommodate the new slider
– Right panel controls have been redesigned slightly
– Add grain moved to new post processing section
– Slight color changes throughout the application
Improved response time while drawing a mask
Fixes:
Fixed models sometimes not loading correctly
Fixed save dialog getting frozen
Fixed some instances where the initial mask would invert incorrectly
Fixed mask not deleting properly if initial mask entry is cancelled
Fixed navigation panel box going out of bounds on certain size changes
Fixed completed flag sticking even after changes are made
Fixed closing images not bringing up a warning prompt in some instances
Fixed bug in Intel CPU detection
Fixed navigation panel keeping the previous image loaded when no image is selected
Fixed grain not showing up in the file list when auto settings was on
– Grain should now save correctly in batch mode with auto
Additions:
Added new auto-detect mask functionality for generating base masks
– Can detect 20 different types of subjects including people, cars, planes, and various animals.
Added new auto detection for which mode to use
– Works like auto-detect settings, but for which mode to use on an image
Added tutorial for basic workflow introduction
Added fit view mode and arbitrary zoom levels
– Keep in mind this will degrade performance if zooming out on large images. More to see is more to process.
– Minimum zoom level is the minimum of either the fit zoom level or 50%. For example, if your fit zoom level is 75% the minimum is 50%. If your fit zoom level is 20%, then that is the minimum.
Added cancel button when coming in from Photoshop
Added status differentiation between the initialization and generating preview phases of processing
– This should more accurately reflect the actual time to process in general, as the initialization phase can take quite a while on some systems
Added proper mouse over cursors for various components
– Yes/No toggles, Mode selection, Original button
Changes:
Changed batch processing so it now only saves images that are currently selected in the file list
– In order to get the old functionality, you must select all before saving
Changed the default selection when importing multiple files to just the first image
Changed the default model to Stabilize
Changed how auto is shown in the file list
Changed product tour
– Now shows cards overviewing various features
Changed right panel to disable itself when no files are selected
Changed save button to switch between “Save Image” and “Start Batch Processing” based on how many images are selected rather than how many images are loaded
Changed close image warning check so that it will only as if an image hasn’t been saved yet
Changed how images are removed from list when saved coming from Lightroom
– All images that are completed are now removed from the list. This is due to a LR limitation where we are only able to load and save from the image they provide. Removing the image prevents sharpening the same image twice when processing in batch mode.
Changed wording on masking buttons depending on if this is the first or second time entering the masking interface for an image
– Should be “Apply Mask” and “Delete Mask” if the image has no mask, and “Update Mask” and “Undo Changes” if there is a mask already
Changed the file list to just list the initials of the controls in order to save space
Changed wording of the Suppress Noise slider to Noise Suppression to make “N” more intuitive in file list
Changed default suffix to “-SAI” instead of “-sharpen” due to confusion with the Sharpen model
sharpengui.jpg
Changelog:
Various fixes and improvements taken from the latest DeNoise AI release
– Includes fixes to save dialog
Various UI design changes
– Masking button moved to file list when not in Photoshop plugin mode
– Masking button in Photoshop mode changed slightly to differentiate it from other buttons
– Zoom options have been made smaller to accommodate the new slider
– Right panel controls have been redesigned slightly
– Add grain moved to new post processing section
– Slight color changes throughout the application
Improved response time while drawing a mask
Fixes:
Fixed models sometimes not loading correctly
Fixed save dialog getting frozen
Fixed some instances where the initial mask would invert incorrectly
Fixed mask not deleting properly if initial mask entry is cancelled
Fixed navigation panel box going out of bounds on certain size changes
Fixed completed flag sticking even after changes are made
Fixed closing images not bringing up a warning prompt in some instances
Fixed bug in Intel CPU detection
Fixed navigation panel keeping the previous image loaded when no image is selected
Fixed grain not showing up in the file list when auto settings was on
– Grain should now save correctly in batch mode with auto
Additions:
Added new auto-detect mask functionality for generating base masks
– Can detect 20 different types of subjects including people, cars, planes, and various animals.
Added new auto detection for which mode to use
– Works like auto-detect settings, but for which mode to use on an image
Added tutorial for basic workflow introduction
Added fit view mode and arbitrary zoom levels
– Keep in mind this will degrade performance if zooming out on large images. More to see is more to process.
– Minimum zoom level is the minimum of either the fit zoom level or 50%. For example, if your fit zoom level is 75% the minimum is 50%. If your fit zoom level is 20%, then that is the minimum.
Added cancel button when coming in from Photoshop
Added status differentiation between the initialization and generating preview phases of processing
– This should more accurately reflect the actual time to process in general, as the initialization phase can take quite a while on some systems
Added proper mouse over cursors for various components
– Yes/No toggles, Mode selection, Original button
Changes:
Changed batch processing so it now only saves images that are currently selected in the file list
– In order to get the old functionality, you must select all before saving
Changed the default selection when importing multiple files to just the first image
Changed the default model to Stabilize
Changed how auto is shown in the file list
Changed product tour
– Now shows cards overviewing various features
Changed right panel to disable itself when no files are selected
Changed save button to switch between “Save Image” and “Start Batch Processing” based on how many images are selected rather than how many images are loaded
Changed close image warning check so that it will only as if an image hasn’t been saved yet
Changed how images are removed from list when saved coming from Lightroom
– All images that are completed are now removed from the list. This is due to a LR limitation where we are only able to load and save from the image they provide. Removing the image prevents sharpening the same image twice when processing in batch mode.
Changed wording on masking buttons depending on if this is the first or second time entering the masking interface for an image
– Should be “Apply Mask” and “Delete Mask” if the image has no mask, and “Update Mask” and “Undo Changes” if there is a mask already
Changed the file list to just list the initials of the controls in order to save space
Changed wording of the Suppress Noise slider to Noise Suppression to make “N” more intuitive in file list
Changed default suffix to “-SAI” instead of “-sharpen” due to confusion with the Sharpen model
sharpengui.jpg
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