By now, I would already know if my photo needs to go through Sharpen AI, DeNoise AI, or possibly both. Before and after basic adjustments in Capture One including cropping, leveling, exposure, white balance, and adding vignette.Īfter working on my RAW image in Capture One, I send it to Photoshop. This is not the only way to work with these products as you can also open images straight into them through Capture One and Adobe Lightroom or run them as standalone applications with the ability to batch process many images at once. It’s here in Photoshop that I will run what I need from Topaz Labs and have it applied to its own layer for the most flexibility. Additionally, Video Enhance AI is available for $99.99, a 67% savings from the regular price of $299.99.īefore I dive into any of these programs, the first step in my personal workflow is to make basic adjustments to the RAW file in Capture One before outputting a TIFF file to Adobe Photoshop where I do more intricate editing. If bundles aren’t for you, you can still get 25% off individual licenses of DeNoise AI, Sharpen AI, and Gigapixel AI. If you’re into video work, you can get their “Everything Bundle,” which includes these three photo apps and Video Enhance AI for just $199.98 (normally $559.96). But now through Monday, November 29, the company has an even bigger Black Friday discount on the software: the Image Quality bundle can be picked up for $99.99, which is a 60% savings off its regular retail price.

Topaz Labs’ most popular Image Quality Bundle includes Sharpen AI, DeNoise AI, and Gigapixel AI normally costs $259.97.

Topaz denoise lightroom workflow