TOPAZ LABS

Brand announced the launch of its photo enhancement app

Topaz Labs has announced the release of its photo enhancement app, Topaz Photo AI with the "autopilot" tool. This software "will help photographers achieve maximum image quality faster and more accurately than ever before," the developers said in a press release.

Topaz Photo AI will automatically detect and fix some of the most common issues that can negatively affect the overall quality of your photos. Topaz Photo AI achieves this goal by combining trained AI models and deep learning capabilities with a new "autopilot" tool algorithm.

The "autopilot" will not only show users the detected issues, but will automatically apply the most appropriate fixes for maximum detail and clarity.

The program's functionality allows you to correct excessive noise or inaccurate focus in photos. Previously, these issues had to be resolved manually.

According to the developer, now just upload images to Topaz Photo AI, and that's it. You can be sure that the files you get back will be edited based on artificial intelligence. This will allow you to quickly start the creative editing process, and that's what we're all after first, says the developer.

So far, Topaz Labs has offered three separate apps to solve various image quality issues: DeNoise AI for noise removal, Sharpen AI for blurring soft focus images, and Gigapixel AI for zooming in low resolution images.

While each of these apps provides excellent results in their own unique areas, the reality is that any image can suffer from multiple quality issues at the same time. After all, Sharpen AI has some noise reduction features and DeNoise AI has some sharpening features.

With Photo AI, the developers wanted to make the entire process of identifying the main image quality problems and applying the most appropriate solutions automatic and transparent. That's exactly what the new Autopilot tool does.

"Autopilot" analyzes each image and combines the power of DeNoise AI, Sharpen AI and Gigapixel AI to improve image quality seconds after launch. Autopilot reports all important features of the image, including automatically detected objects and faces, and automates the process of selecting and configuring AI models in a variety of ways.

For example, "autopilot" automatically detects all faces, objects in the image and distinguishes low quality photos from high quality photos. Based on this, the new tool automatically applies enhancements to faces or other objects to any low-quality images it detects.

The Autopilot feature will also detect the most visible objects in the image. Based on the sharpness of the object. The tool can sharpen it, allowing it to stand out more from the rest of the image. This new detection approach allows Autopilot to use the most appropriate means for certain parts of the image. For example, Autopilot can apply noise reduction and sharpening to an automatically detected object and background noise reduction only, all fully automatically, with no user intervention.

Let me also remind you that earlier ON1 also released its AI-based software for working with photos, introducing its new product - ON1 Resize AI.

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