Does anyone have the 15% discount they would be willing to message me? I already have Denoise and Gigapixel, but not the Sharpen. I’d like to add that.
Ufauxreal wrote:
Does anyone have the 15% discount they would be willing to message me? I already have Denoise and Gigapixel, but not the Sharpen. I’d like to add that.
PM sent. Anyone else want it just message me.
47greyfox
Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range
DaveJ wrote:
PM sent. Anyone else want it just message me.
Try this from Anthony Morganti. Scroll down until you get to the Topaz section. I used it on both Sharpen and Denoise when they were already on sale and got additional off about 8 months ago. He does state in the ad that you might not get the added discount if the product is already on sale. I also used his discount on top of an upgrade price of ON1 PR and got another 15%. Worth a try.
https://onlinephotographytraining.com/save-money/
47greyfox wrote:
Try this from Anthony Morganti. Scroll down until you get to the Topaz section. I used it on both Sharpen and Denoise when they were already on sale and got additional off about 8 months ago. He does state in the ad that you might not get the added discount if the product is already on sale. I also used his discount on top of an upgrade price of ON1 PR and got another 15%. Worth a try.
https://onlinephotographytraining.com/save-money/A fellow just used my code and messaged me it worked for him for 15% off. So, if anyone wants it, just PM me.
cmceagle wrote:
I'm interested in Topaz Sharpen AI software. Does it work as advertised? Any problems ordering the software through them? Because it isn't available in my regular resellers (B&H and Amazon), that is a potential red flag concerning a purchase through them.
I recently bought Sharpen AI from Topaz and had no problem. I am very happy with the software and it does a good job. If your photo is in focus, you won't notice anything at all or at least a very small improvement, but if your photo is out of focus or a little blurry, the result is amazing.
bwana
Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada
cmceagle wrote:
I'm interested in Topaz Sharpen AI software. Does it work as advertised? Any problems ordering the software through them? Because it isn't available in my regular resellers (B&H and Amazon), that is a potential red flag concerning a purchase through them.
I have Topaz's full suite of products. Sharpen and DeNoise are the two I use the most.
If your images have any noticeable noise, it is probably better to DeNoise them prior to Sharpening. If you're starting from a JPG file, use Topaz JPEG to RAW AI to start from a 16 bit file.
Topaz has some tremendous sales on occasion. I bought their full suite of eight products for about $99 a couple of years ago and an annual update on all of them for $29 as part of their Black Friday special. Sign up for their newsletter and keep an eye open for specials!
bwa
GLSmith wrote:
I cant seem to get a straight answer from Topaz as to it properly fuctioning with Big Sur on a MAC ProBook....When it first came out there were tons of issues with it, and a lot of "Hold Off"....Neither Apple or Topaz want to seem to commit & put it in writing
Thats because they don't have a clue as to what's going on.
I use there AI tools: sharpen, denoise, mask, gigapixel. Great tools, particularly denoise and sharpen.
I use there AI tools: sharpen, denoise, mask, gigapixel. Great tools, particularly denoise and sharpen.
I would say that Sharpen is magical, but not miraculous. Definitely worth the money, and I definitely use it as needed. When you need it - say, those wedding pics, or shots of your relatives that are now passed away, or that birthday party that you can't re-do, it can absolutely save you if you have a great shot that is slightly out of focus. I have been amazed at seeing it fix an otherwise useless image (magical), but it doesn't work all the time - it seems that it's algorithms can only do so much. (they can't perform miracles). I will say that over the year of photographing things, I always ended up with shots that I loved but were just a little bit fuzzy. I'm so glad I never deleted those. Sharpen has been able to fix quite a few of them. They do go on sale every so often - their best deals seem to be on Black Friday.
bwana
Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada
Rick Garside wrote:
I would say that Sharpen is magical, but not miraculous. Definitely worth the money, and I definitely use it as needed. When you need it - say, those wedding pics, or shots of your relatives that are now passed away, or that birthday party that you can't re-do, it can absolutely save you if you have a great shot that is slightly out of focus. I have been amazed at seeing it fix an otherwise useless image (magical), but it doesn't work all the time - it seems that it's algorithms can only do so much. (they can't perform miracles). I will say that over the year of photographing things, I always ended up with shots that I loved but were just a little bit fuzzy. I'm so glad I never deleted those. Sharpen has been able to fix quite a few of them. They do go on sale every so often - their best deals seem to be on Black Friday.
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Sharpen definitely has its place in the photography toolbox. I've included an example; neither is fabulous but the After is better.
And their Black Friday sales have been great!
bwa
cmceagle wrote:
I'm interested in Topaz Sharpen AI software. Does it work as advertised? Any problems ordering the software through them? Because it isn't available in my regular resellers (B&H and Amazon), that is a potential red flag concerning a purchase through them.
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They have a free trial. Download it and see how well you like it and then decide if you would like it.
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