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.

The few things it does, it does well. What little it does, it does generally well. But it lacks features which would be perfect for a generative AI. Colorizing a photo, removing photo damage due to age and color correction. Some images which gets the AI treatment look more like a high resolution video game then what is expected. I have been using Topaz AI for about 2 to 3 years

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.

Excellent Resolution Solution If you have an older photo or scan that you'd like to enlarge this is a terrific tool. It not only increases resolution without loss, it can enhance details.

Essential tool for any photographer As a photographer wanting to improve it's editing skills, Topaz makes this a great experience. It's very helpful, and the results are great most of the times. I'm somewhat new to Photoshop editing, but I think this tool is an essential one and could benefit even the most seasoned photo editor.