There is something to that, but that Gigapixel AI image sure is good looking. Yeah, there were some artifacts at extreme pixel peeping magnification, but not many, and nothing that would preclude use for anything other than proving you're a purer, more demanding, photographer than the next person.ĪCDSee and On1 didn't have any artifacts since it seems they attempt to only recreate the level of sharpness built into the original. Gigapixel AI would be next since it tries to merge a traditional options format into a clean modern user interface that incorporates an AI base. It is what I know and what I am comfortable with. Everything else is handled elsewhere within ACDSee. That may be because it's a simple resize utility with how much to enlarge, what algorythm to use and what grades of sharpness. However, I would rate ACDSee tops for ease of use. Topaz was an obvious winner in terms of IQ, and I think, more amenable to uses other than printing In terms of absolute image quality on this photo, I would personally rate themĪCDSee and ON1 were very close in IQ, I wouldn't argue if others reversed the order on those two. But I think for adding room to crop, Gigapixel AI would probably be better. I suspect all 3 would do well with printing a simple 2X enlargement. I can do better, depending on what I what to do with the enlargement. I am unlikely to enlarge my files beyond 2X, so that is what I tested with. I've been using the proprietary "ClearIQZ" model so far built into ACDSee, and I wanted to see if I could do better. As an otherwise happy m43s shooter, I'm thinking it might be useful at times. I've been thinking about getting an enlargement utility lately. Use as a plug-in with Adobe® Photoshop®, Adobe Lightroom®, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Apple® Aperture®, or as a standalone app.A "SORTA" stream of consciousness test & review, where I prove my ability to make no decisions whatsoever! You can control the size, resolution, file formats, name, location, and color space. Perfect Resize 9 includes it's own batch-processing engine which allows you to resize an entire folder of images to a consistent size and create up to two new versions of an image. Create a perfect gallery wrap and not lose any part of the photo. You have the option to either stretch or reflect the areas near the edge of your photo. The gallery wrap feature creates extended margins for wrapping your photo around wooden stretcher bars when printing to canvas. Even save your own crop presets! Need to straighten your photo? Choose the new Straighten Tool! The crop tool allows you to crop freeform, to a specific ratio, or choose from popular document sizes. Now print your photos directly from Perfect Resize! Get the best quality enlargements for your photos, whether taken with a DSLR or your mobile device.Įasily enlarge and create a high quality print of a great shot you captured on your phone or tablet.īuilt-in presets and manual controls make it easy to create high quality enlargements tailored to your photos, including print size, type of material, and type of output-including gallery wraps. Use Genuine Fractals powered algorithms for optimizing clarity and detail for different image types.
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