Split Toning Module – Highlights, Hue & Saturation, Balance, Shadows Hue and Saturation. HSL/Color /B&W Module – Hue, Saturation, Luminance. Tone Curve Module – Highlights, Lights, Darks, Shadows, Point Curve. Histogram Module – histogram, cropping and straightening, spot removal, red eye correction, graduated filter, adjustment brush.īasic module – the temperature of the white balance and tint, exposure, recovery, fill light, blacks, brightness, contrast. In other words, when examining the interface, you won’t be shocked by the number of tools and features spread across the entire screen, as it is in Photoshop. This led to the development and division of the entire interface into different modules, which already have separate tools. When developing the software, Adobe had one task – to make it as simple as possible even for beginners. Lightroom’s functionality corresponds to the Camera RAW module, the tools are just arranged in a different order, and their number is bigger. As a result, it became a completely separate program. ).ĭid you see the extreme test for DeepPRIME XD? It ended up generating grid/dot-pattern artifact, perhaps the model was tweaked to be extra-sensitive to details.Initially, this program was created as a professional photographer’s streaming tool that will complement Photoshop. Perhaps I feel normal because nind-denoise has set the bar for me, and I'm familiar with AI/neural-network (been playing with Stable Diffusion, YOLOv4. It's just a matter of time and effort in creating samples data for training and tweaking the parameters for the models, AI denoisers will only get better.
What dxo pl6 does with a single hit is to my eyes game changing, period. Not only does dxo enhance details, it does the ai nr thing and sharpening in one hit, including reducing the purple blotches which also seems to plague these 40mp aps-c sensors. Most AI denosers work at RAW level to maximize the data it can infer from, even nind-denoise works only on RAW. The raw version is more effective, but unfortunately it's a lousy raw developer." "Topaz DeNoise AI and Photo AI can be used on raw or RGB images, but use different models for each. I havn't used the commercial tools, but in the thread that I linked, Digital Nigel explained: The difference is dxo is doing all at raw level, anyone who has used topaz will no in many instances it does more harm than good, there's all sorts of issues.
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