They can go even further with their credibility if they stop with the weekly sprint release because all it does is lead to broken features and new bugs and regressed back to older bugs - because they simply cannot have time for adequate flow regression testing. I may well have missed something but if I never bring it to someones attention nothing can ever be done to remidiate some if not all of these issues. Not sure there has been consistnt improvements with PAi, I know I prefer some of the older versions of PAI for some tasks and can sometimes get better results than with the latest release. Normally in Windows you can use the Shift and Control keys to assist in selecting files.Ĭolours change dramatically when images are processed. I can find no method to select more than one file from the displayed thumbnails for removal. No option to set enhance default at 1X (default now is 2X) sometimes the results are better for doing 1X and was/is similar in Gigapixel. Last chosen to be the default for the next session Image display always starts at 100% no option to change this? This may be one possible reason for running out of VRAM? nef file size (49.4 - 221.2MB), any “normal” nef to tif conversion is around the same resulting file size, compressed tif is somewhat smaller. Tif images saved are mostly 4–5 times the original. Not easy to find your way around when you may have quite a few eg. If you have 10 files thumbnailed on the bottom of the main display and you find that you need to delete “Ctl + W” the file number 5, it is deleted correctly from the display but you then are automatically positioned on either the last file (at least twice in my tests) or the first file of those shown - not the next in line. “Ctl W” does not move the BLUE highlight to the next file to the right in the displayed thumbnails. Next time you start PAI the “Brush” size is back to the default of 516 pixels, it would be nice for it to stay at the last selected size. If subject not fully detected - then select “Subject”, then change pixel size (I needed 25 pixels), check you have “Add” selected, then select the end of the beak area, then select “Apply” and continue to the next image, quite a large waste of time. So you need to check if the subject is fully detected (this usually means moving the subject into view), remember you are at 100% and not all the image is shown. I had 8 eagle photos from this afternoon, 7 out of the 8 did not have the very tip of the beak detected.

Subjects are not fully (AI) automatically detected.

For apple instal Topaz Photo AI 1.4.3