You are quite right and I apologize for my thoughtless comment it was uncalled for and I will try not to let it happen again.

I use Sharpen AI and DeNoise AI. I got Sharpen AI a couple of days after it's release. It was incredibly slow but it had two things I needed, it showed previews and it did many of the sharpening things I couldn't and still can't do. I bought DeNoise AI because I was so happy with Sharpen and have been disappointed with it from the start. It does what it is advertised to do but slowly and inconveniently without a preview option. I use it only occasionally on really bad pictures. I move the sliders all the way to the right, click reply and go refill my coffee cup. The only good comment I have about it right now is that it is faster, although less useful that Sharpen AI

Jack

I had previously posted that I was disappointed at the speed, or lack of speed, with which Topaz DeNoise AI processed images. Many of you agreed and some of you disagreed and suggested that I needed better hardware. I couldn't agree more that I need better hardware if I expect this program to process an image within a reasonable amount of time. And I would consider upgrading my hardware if other programs were running unacceptably slow, but they are not. Furthermore, I seem to have run into another issue. It seems that upon close examination, Topaz DeNoise AI is not processing the image the same across the entire file. In a nutshell, it is missing spots without much rhyme nor reason. I have posted a portion of an image to demonstrate the effect. You most likely will need to download the image to see the end result. The area that is most affected is around the printer buttons and the area to the right of the printer buttons.