I would not be without Topaz products. They make everyting better. Been a long-time Topaz user and still run legacy stand-alone/plug-in products. I use Topaz virtually every time I open a photo in PhotoShop. Topaz always makes my photos better.

The Sharpening tool is amazing and… The Sharpening tool is amazing and thats what I mainly got it for. The noise reduction works but leaves very faint ghost patterns. I have also found it useful for bumping up the pixels on images taken on my phone

A much more mature product than a year… A much more mature product than a year ago. Well done. I use it quite a bit. I’m working on a major project of converting thousands of 35mm slides of rock concert photos from the 70s. Each image is processed first in Photoshop then Topaz. A Remastering so to speak. I would give it 5 stars if it had two enhancements: An active slider window for the Face Recovery feature instead of buried in Preferences. A Black and White option with tools tailored for processing this medium, Kodak Tri-X 35mm negatives.

Topaz Longtime user. I've been a loyal user of Topaz products for years, consistently achieving great results with their filters and software. While I initially encountered some compatibility issues on my Apple computer with non-Apple extensions, once I worked around them (thanks YouTube), Topaz has been working seamlessly on my Mac. Highly recommend for Mac users seeking powerful editing tools.

Great software with room for improvement It's a great software and I really think it's a game changer, but there's still lots to be done. Many of the auto pilot adjustments are just wrong and still requires a lot of manual work photograph by photograph. I have also tried to run a batch processing of over 100 photographs and the software ended up freezing up as it consumed all the memory of the system, even though I have a powerful laptop.