Today Topaz released a new version of
DeNoise AI. They are running a sale on it as well as the entire Utility Bundle through 2/12 (
double-discount applies).
Improved Low Light modelBetter detail preservation through improved AI architecture and more training time.
Better RAW supportAdds CR3 support and fixes some raw loading/color issues from previous versions.
Estimated processing timeSee how long individual images will take to complete processing.
Change log:
v2.4.0 (Released January 27th, 2021)
•Updated Low Light models to newest versions
•Updated Photoshop plugins
– Should now save/load all the settings properly
•Added support for new image file types
– New RAW formats: ARI, CR3
– New non-RAW formats: BMP, HEIC, PPM, PGM, PBM, PNM, TGA, and WEBP
•Added estimated time remaining when saving files
•Added In-App rating system
– If you experience any issues with output in the program, feel free to send feedback by clicking on the faces at the bottom right of the preview
•Added ability to load non-ASCII file names from Lightroom
– For instance, Japanese/Chinese/Korean, etc file names should work now
•Added an error message when models fail to run instead of just returning a non-updated preview
•Added an info hover on the brightness toggle to better explain cases where it doesn’t work
•Changed Windows installer so it’s admin only
– Should resolve various issues non-admin users have had in the past
– May require full uninstall/reinstall if you had it installed as non-admin before
•Changed Photoshop plugin mode to have an entry in the file list view
– This allows us to better show masking rather than having the brush at the top
•Changed OpenGL settings internally
– Hopefully this should help with black preview issues and puts this program in line with what Gigapixel and Mask do
•Changed sliders to allow text input for values
•Fixed various color/loading issues for RAW files
•Fixed issue where DNG files saved and re-opened in our apps would be magenta
•Fixed post-processing not running in certain cases
•Fixed preview scale so it adjusts to your screen display scale properly
– Images may look smaller than before if you have a display scale over 100%
•Fixed crash when running auto on images with specific file sizes
•Fixed crash on Mac related to file logger