Gigapixel just needed one second for processing. My first approach was to use a custom scaling of 1x. Moreover there is an option for custom scaling in the range from 0.5x to 6x.

Gigapixel allows a scaling of 0.5x, 2x, 4x or 6x. I downloaded a trial version and tried to improve the image above. Topaz Labs has just introduced version 4.0 of Gigapixel AI. The output of your DSLR contains more details and is sharper! If you view this image fullscreen on a typical 24' 1920x1200 monitor, it looks a bit soft all over. That is enough pixels for me, but in fact the image is only usable for prints up to about 30x20cm. Such images have about 3600x2400 pixels, due to the optical resolution of my scanner of a bit more than 100 pixels per mm. 12 years later, I scanned the slide with my Nikon Coolscan III. In June 1989 I captured this image on ISO 100 Fujichrome RD slide film. It shows the little fishing village of Siglufjörður in northern Iceland. However, I found Gigapixel to be a great and easy-to-use tool for improving digitised images.īelow, you can see a typical digitised image of mine. If your image doesn't contain enough pixels for printing/viewing it in the size you want, Topaz Labs recommends the usage of Gigapixel AI. Here, AI-driven means the additional pixels are not just interpolated, they are set by the neural network of Gigapixel AI that has learned its job through thousands of real-world images! Gigapixel AI from Topaz Labs is a stand-alone postprocessing tool that offers AI-driven image upsampling.

Photography is no exception - think of the face detection in your camera for example. More and more, our daily life is surrounded by AI helpers. Topaz Labs Gigapixel AI 4.0 - artificial intelligence for digitising!

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