Canal Grande - A must shoot in Venice. Love to see more works from your trip.
23 Jun 23:37
digicam
Yes, Beautiful composition. I just ran it through Studio 2's A I Clear and it improved the Clarity, Sharpness and Denoise in just one click within 15 seconds. Forget trying to improve your images with just the Topaz Denoise and get the Free Trial of Studio 2 and see what A I Clear can do for your images. Don't believe me? Look at Steve Zasadny's Image or Carlo's.
24 Jun 05:18
fredzhang
@digicam Hi, Edy; The one I bought called Denoise AI. It has the AI clear function. After I read your commands, I also tried it. It is much better than Denoise AI function. I'll figure out the difference between these two functions side by side.
24 Jun 05:20
fredzhang
@carlo Thanks Carlo, Yes, I still have a lot of pictures to do.
24 Jun 18:39
steve_zasadny
I really like the colors and soft tones of this image. A distraction to me is the lens distortion produced by the camera angle. In Photoshop CC in edit, there is a function called perspective warp. This image could be corrected in about 20 seconds and would visually be perfect.
Canal Grande - A must shoot in Venice. Love to see more works from your trip.
Yes, Beautiful composition. I just ran it through Studio 2's A I Clear and it improved the Clarity, Sharpness and Denoise in just one click within 15 seconds. Forget trying to improve your images with just the Topaz Denoise and get the Free Trial of Studio 2 and see what A I Clear can do for your images. Don't believe me? Look at Steve Zasadny's Image or Carlo's.
@digicam Hi, Edy; The one I bought called Denoise AI. It has the AI clear function. After I read your commands, I also tried it. It is much better than Denoise AI function. I'll figure out the difference between these two functions side by side.
@carlo Thanks Carlo, Yes, I still have a lot of pictures to do.
I really like the colors and soft tones of this image. A distraction to me is the lens distortion produced by the camera angle. In Photoshop CC in edit, there is a function called perspective warp. This image could be corrected in about 20 seconds and would visually be perfect.