Topaz Labs
Topaz Labs makes AI tools for sharpening, denoising, and upscaling photos and video for professional photographers and editors.
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About Topaz Labs
What it is
Topaz Labs makes desktop software for enlarging and repairing images and video. Its tools sharpen blurred footage, reduce noise, increase resolution and raise frame rates, running on your own machine rather than in a browser.
Why it's different
Running locally is a real advantage for this job: you can process a large batch or a long video without uploading anything, paying per file or waiting in a queue, which matters for anyone handling client footage. The video tools in particular are the standard in their niche, and it is bought as software rather than rented. It wants a capable machine, processing is slow, and its upscaling invents detail like any other, so it will smooth away things that were genuinely there.
How people use it
Enlarging photographs for large prints. Restoring old or low-resolution video. Reducing noise in images shot in poor light. Raising frame rates for slow motion. Compare against the original at full size rather than judging the result on its own, because the artefacts appear exactly where the software had to guess.
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