► IMPORTANT: If you are wondering why I did not compare the 5X of Super-Resolution with 5X in the online AI image upscaler, here's the reason: Please understand that applying Super Resolution 5 times is equivalent to 32 times the resolution as it doubles the resolution every time you apply it ( 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X, 32X). So basically, we were comparing 32X of Photoshop with 4X of the online AI upscaler and still, the AI upscaler turned out to be better. I would have loved to go higher with the online upscaler but it didn't have a free option beyond 4X. This video's goal was to find out how far can "Super Resolution" go.
I have a photo of my son taken 10 days before he passed away, it is from a blurred mobile phone camera that i have been waiting years to have enhanced. Is anything available for this yet as PS still hasn't been able to do it for me?
@@DirtyRGB You should be asking why people still don't know the difference between the most basic English words... the world is dumbing down so you should be expecting more of this, not less. The guy is only trying to help. People are so afraid of learning and being critiqued today, they should welcome it, it makes you a better version of yourself each day.
@@diablolaggo870 basically if there was an AI engine behind it, it would detect that this area of pixels are hair or grass or trees or what ever and generate pixels for that context, fractal enlargers are just looking at patterns and filling in the spaces with similar colored pixels hence it lacks texture and detail and would compound any artifacts.
@@diablolaggo870 I wouldn't call it low effort.. i just think it wasn't designed to be used as it was here.. I haven't tried it personally as yet. but they obviously put in the check to limit it for a reason.
Speaking to Adobe they said the implementation is just the start and optimized for 2 times with minimal artifacts. Compression in Jpeg and doing it again will generate artifacts that will render larger artifacts in later generations. I also found my Topaz Gigapixel more universal for 2 4 and 8 times superresolution. However, simply build in and generation a RAW file it is very valuable for Photographers. It may also eliminate the need to upgrade from 20/24 to 47 GPixel in some cases, as the resulting Prints really are good. However, I have not yet compared 90cmx60cm high-end prints between 20 MP R6 upscaled with PS or GigaPixel vs 47 MP R5.
It's about time someone took Adobe to task. They've been making a fortune and have offered less and less when it comes to their flagship software Photoshop.
@@BushMasterThermal I am no apple fanboy either, I just use whatever works best. The way FCPX handles rendering and it's export times puts it in a league of it's own.
@@Skrenja Ohh indeed. The new M1 chips are a huge game changer now too, i'll be getting a mac mini or the new ipad pro releasing over the air 4 depending on price and power. Would be the first apple product though
Thank you for sharing your knowledge for free with other people. I am 58 years old unemployed and I am trying to improve and update my knowledge and try to return to the job market. God bless you and your family.
So far, Piximperfect is the best and reliable source of knowledge when it comes to photoshop, you are a genius and master of photoshop sir! I hope your channel and your name become more successful! More power sir!! Thankyou for all the knowledge and tutorials! More more more!!!
Another coffee break very well spent right here watching your video! I would have no idea about these new features, had it not been for your channel. Thank YOU! As always.
I'm really pleased with the results that I'm getting from Super Resolution during a one time run on my raw files. It's going to be very useful for large prints. I expect Adobe to refine this tool in a few areas. I expect the first one to be user selectable output size.
My current LR/PS subscription ends in Nov. Was all set to ditch Adobe and move to Affinity Photo and Capture One. Then saw the news of Super Resolution. Appears it's not doing any extraordinary thing that some "influencers" are claiming. This guy kept it real. Thanks Unmesh.
Gotta say i would’ve expected more from Adobe!Great review and nice to see that you compared it to some random enhancer and that still turned out to be the better one!
"Why are u not hiring me?" MAN U ARE NOT HIRED?!? But how... You are the best if it comes to Adobe! Do we sign petition or something cuz... U deserve the payment! Thank you for all your work. 🙏🙏🙏
I was recently asked to uprez an image of a train that was only 480x650 and I was able to run it through Depp Image AI twice and came out with a fantastic result. I am not associated with this product- but I've been doing digital imaging for 30 years and never seen anything like this.
Most of the tutorials online mention Super Resolution works on any kind of photo. I shoot sports including Polo which of course is on a huge field so if a goal is scored at the far end the image has to be brutally cropped in order to get a saleable print for the player's spouse, etc. Like many photographers working with thousands of images, I work in Lightroom. I've been using LR's export function and specifying the size and resolution I want after all the editing and cropping is completed. It would make no sense at all to enlarge the image first to the size needed to then Crop in on the final saleable cropped proportion of the image. At first glance Super Resolution looked like a great idea! Accordingly I selected and cropped some test images, both raw and jpg, and selected "Edit in Photoshop ...with LR Adjustments". The files opened fine. Since the Super Resolution is invoked from Camera Raw, I selected an image and Filter >>Camera Raw Filter. The photo opens in Camera Raw but there are no options whatsoever for Enhancement or for Super Resolution. Puzzled, I contacted Adobe and learned the image has to be opened directly into Camera Raw from its folder in File Explorer, in order to access those features. So ...for someone shooting sports and using Lightroom the steps (confirmed by Adobe Tech Support) are: 1. Do the photoshoot 2. Totally ignore the fact you live in Lightroom 3. Review the photos in some other application (the tech suggested Bridge might work if you like living in the Department of Redundancy Department and have to use both Bridge and Lightroom) 4. Select all the photos you might want to Supersize and perhaps move them out of their native folder and into a separate one so they don't eventually get imported twice into Lightroom. 5. Open all those photos in Photoshop in batches as large as you think your system can handle. 6. Enhance them and Supersize them thereby creating a png file for each. 7. Make sure all those are saved ...they could go in the original folder since the originals are out of it now if you took that step to avoid redundancy. 8. THEN import your photoshoot into Lightroom 9. Do your normal Lightroom workflow 10. Crop these enormously large images that you enlarged in order to crop and should have been able to crop before enlarging. 11. Export etc. as normal. Seems like a make work project created by some folks eagerly climbing the corporate ladder in the Adobe Creative Clouded Judgement Department. What happened to Creative Cloud and the Lightroom - Photoshop integration? Is Adobe just giving up on that? Why create this much confusion and work for their customers?
Thank you Unmesh, Because of your tutorials I was able to start a Photo editing/ restoring buisness here in the Philippines and now I'm earning from it😍
I think it is important to consider why these differences exist by understating what is going on behind the scenes. In the case of Adobe software, it is all handled on the users machine locally. Every system is different and as a big company, they likely want to keep the user experience fairly consistent regardless of processing power. What the adobe algorithm is doing is "smartly" guessing what the image might be if it came from a larger image, but this breaks down after repeating the process. The reason is, it is not considering the subject matter in the image, which is resulting in artifacts that line up with the pixels in the original low res image. For the online service, it is being run on servers with dedicated processing strictly optimized for handling this type of AI. The reason the hair was able to look so detailed is because there is a ton of training data that likely trains the AI model to understand that the low res hair is likely hair, and applies that type of texture. This type of processing would overheat most consumer systems or take an extremely long time. It may also make mistakes, however rare they may be, and make incorrect assumptions, and I'm guessing Adobe would rather play it safe and just upscale the image. In short: Adobe's AI is based on a more simple model that doesn't make assumptions about texture and is optimized to run on a normal computer. The online one is run on more powerful machines on "the cloud" and is trained on data in a way that will help the model understand texture better. Adobe could offload the upscaling to be cloud based to have a more detailed AI, but I don't think this is likely any time soon.
lol, this video taught me how to roast someone with buttery words which was in the last part of this video...... But anyway you are the best sensei when it comes to photoshop... I hope you keep creating more content for us..... tysm..
So glad I watched this video. Trying to use the Super Res keeps locking up my computer, enhancing only my frustration level. Now I don't need to bother fixing the issue and just use a "random web enhancer." Thanks Unmesh!
The comparison at the end is completely useless. How is processing an image 5 seperate times through Photoshop to make it 32 times the original size, anywhere near comperable to processing an image once to make it 4 times the original size? Processing already processed images will of course deliver lower quality results. The only accurate judgement would be to compare the two 2x enhancements, and then run those through both services again if you wanted to test multiple uses.
After watching your research, I got an idea so I compare three AI image enhancer results and choose the best one and then apply adobe super resolution on it. Now, I 'm happy with the final result.
They seem to have removed the enhance feature. When I open an image in raw filter and right click it, there is no such option in the dropdown menu. Perhaps it's just been relocated though. Does anyone know where it is now?
I love Gigapixel AI..... And I ended up owning every software Topaz has, but I have yet to find anything superior to it, and I'd be happy to hear some new options, as I do need to do upscaling constantly, thank god I have a powerful CPU or it would take quite a long time to upscale
If you became Adobe's Adviser, you wouldn't be able to speak your mind and critique Adobe, like you are here. We need people like you on the outside, not with Adobe.
You probably already figured it out but just in case - make sure your Camera Raw is version 13.2 - Help and then Updates from Photoshop - will show the version you are currently on
So, I'm sure it's mentioned in the comments somewhere, but just to be clear...It's my understanding that Super Resolution is intended for RAW images, and this is where it appears to work very well. I've read that with JPEG's, it's not using the enhanced feature at all. I know you have a deservedly influential voice in the world of Adobe, so hoping that you clarify this. Appreciate you and your work.
I think adobe just needs to be aware of how great your teaching is. Hope they do decide to put you on the payroll. I mention you every time there is a photoshop question in any of the groups I'm in on fb. Glad you are helping.
You must be Adobe's unknown super deluxe master premium master in education of Adobe Photoshop. I'm sure that they are scared of how much knowledge you have and that you share it freely to all of us. Thank you for making all these videos!!
DISLIKE !! why adobe have to buy these technologies? If they have balls they can make their own.. Do you have problem with other technologies exept adobes??
Hallo Dinda! Just one month ago I accidently trampled on one PiXimperfect video, then I surfed through your youtube channel. The more elder you get, the more attractive you are. I highly appreciate your young artistic soul and your passion. With your effort and sleepless nights, you have brought very good quality lessons to Photoshop community. I realy love the way you work - methodically. Congratuations and Nice greetings!
You are pushing the industry to be better which ends up helping the creative community to get a better service for what they pay to ADOBE. So, thank you soooooooooo much for your contributions!
A good review and comparison. Adobe has expanded and acquire several companies in the past. Their new neural filters results are usually subpar to similar 3rd. Party software, but they’ll save money not buying more tech, using some ideas from competitors and continuing with this format until more of us users actually demand or star buying other software and stop using theirs. If a large company has already our subscription money, no matter how much we complain or bring ultimatums, they already have us captive. It is until we take action and use other software while stop using the current one that will call a more significant attention and possibly the change we are asking and looking for.
Definitely , The Adobe Company are supposed to take your opinion seriously and your are very much right about each single word you said .Thanks for Tutorial, it's been useful .
OK, I tried thsi combination and the result was remarkable. Starting with a 72ppi image, I changed it to 300ppi using preserve details 2.0 in Photoshop, then sized to it the size I need for working Then I ran it through the same app you did, but instead of using the image enlarger feature, I used the image sharpener feature. The result was so much better than anything I could achieve in Photoshop. You should try that image sharpener feature.
@Aries I am working with seriously flawed photos, to begin with. Old photos from as much as 100 years ago. They have been poorly stored and compromised by light, scratches, dust, and spilled coffee. So, I notice no "additional" artifacts. What artifacts came with the photo were noticeable enhanced. :-) . So, for the future I will probably eliminate the scratches and other noise first, then sharpen it with this tool.
No, you are not kidding....and neither am I...you have done so much for Adobe, because you are the No1 teacher at least on youtube on PS. You have done wonders for me, and for millions others I would dare to say, and its simply a show of how LOW the corporate world is regardles of their field. SHAME on Adobe, if they really did not make any contact to endorse after all this AMAZING material YOU provided regardimg THEIR software. 👎👎👎
Hey Umesh, you have just nailed it right - Adobe should consider these independent online AI image enhancers. And yes, also hire you as their adviser. Cheers!
There's another fuction in photoshop called super zoom in the neural filters catergory that may workout better than this you just need to expand the canvas size so that the actual image doesn't get cropped
I really like this feature in Lightroom, as it allows me to bring my heavily cropped 42MP raw files back up to a nice size while maintaining the quality really closely. I'm only talking about doubling the size from a high quality raw file though, much different to what you did here. Your point about where it stands versus the competition stands though - if Adobe could buy Topaz and integrate DeNoise into Photoshop and Lightroom, I would be very very happy!!
I'm glad you said this. Why is Adobe so out of date with image apps and website technology? Especially with the cost. And on top of that limting the use of old versions of the software which sometimes you need if you have an older computer. Perfect time for a Photoshop replacement to take hold.
Thank you so much for this! I often have to work with very low-resolution images, and there aren't a lot of tips out there for truly low res images. I work in higher ed where images of research are such a struggle, but often can't be replaced with stock imagery
I have a Remini app which does magic when it comes to FACES. it takes details from other photos and simply remakes your face. it actually cleans up the redness in my eyes which is nice and makes everything look 8k in comparison
This was posted at just the most perfect time. Now I want to see if I can enlarge some older artworks of mine. Thank you for being you and for everything you do. To say you are an inspiration is an understatement. =)
Umesh, that is literally, a perfect video. Incredible how comprehensively you critiqued and compared that feature, (in no time at all!) which is, I hope, a toddler in the big picture. Unintentional puns are flowing today 😂 I tried it myself, found the exact same result but now I know what to do with a jpeg! Super. I also now know there are other smarter algorithms out there. Photoshop will hopefully 'develop' it into a formidable tool At the end you kind of 'invite Adobe in'... I hope that is strictly a joke and that you will never be partial except to good products and features! I have seen many of your videos... If you were my son I'd be very proud of you but I am anyway! Way to go! 😃
Learned so much from you dude, love the videos! Inspired me to give teaching a bit of a go of my own (only have 1 tutorial out so far lol but I love the idea of passing on knowledge like you do!)
The thing is that the Photoshop upscaler has to do a good job on any kind of image (not just faces). Maybe the free online upscalers were trained just on human faces and that's why they do such a good job. But they may distort and mess up other kinds of images...
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► IMPORTANT: If you are wondering why I did not compare the 5X of Super-Resolution with 5X in the online AI image upscaler, here's the reason:
Please understand that applying Super Resolution 5 times is equivalent to 32 times the resolution as it doubles the resolution every time you apply it ( 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X, 32X). So basically, we were comparing 32X of Photoshop with 4X of the online AI upscaler and still, the AI upscaler turned out to be better. I would have loved to go higher with the online upscaler but it didn't have a free option beyond 4X. This video's goal was to find out how far can "Super Resolution" go.
Rightly said
Hi which laptop do you recommend for adobe apps? I have budget of 3000$ thanks unmash @piximperfect
@Paul Chettri i dont know which gpu i will use for because its nor detcted as pepole said
I have a photo of my son taken 10 days before he passed away, it is from a blurred mobile phone camera that i have been waiting years to have enhanced. Is anything available for this yet as PS still hasn't been able to do it for me?
How does it look like if you use the image size manu and upscale it to the same size?
Man you are a huge impact when it comes to Photoshop skills and tutorials. Your the best! 💪💪
He really is
You're*
@@Sonderyugen do people like you still exist?
@@DirtyRGB You should be asking why people still don't know the difference between the most basic English words... the world is dumbing down so you should be expecting more of this, not less. The guy is only trying to help. People are so afraid of learning and being critiqued today, they should welcome it, it makes you a better version of yourself each day.
Adobe doesn't seem to use AI. It looks like a fractal enlarger I used like ten years ago.
Elaborate pls
@@diablolaggo870 basically if there was an AI engine behind it, it would detect that this area of pixels are hair or grass or trees or what ever and generate pixels for that context, fractal enlargers are just looking at patterns and filling in the spaces with similar colored pixels hence it lacks texture and detail and would compound any artifacts.
@@NiazDokrat thx! This was helpful 👍 so this is a low effort fix? So Ig monthly subscription for ps is not still worth lol
@@diablolaggo870 I wouldn't call it low effort.. i just think it wasn't designed to be used as it was here.. I haven't tried it personally as yet. but they obviously put in the check to limit it for a reason.
@@NiazDokrat cool
Well I think you really are Adobe's financial advisor and they don't want to pay you
yes .. indeed
if thy dont pay him for as a advisor then i will never buy adobe services just crack 🤣
@@dexterkhokhar don't smoke crack, it's bad for you
@@nopushbutton hmm right 👍
@@nopushbutton there is no bad if you only use it for educational purposes
Ooook Guys 🖐🖐
Let us start a campaign to Nominate Unmesh for being an "OFFICIAL ADOBE ADVISOR" 😁😁🤣🤣
Yes sir! What a brilliant move! Thank you :)
I'm in 👋🖐🖐🖐
Me too
im in boss
I am ready
Speaking to Adobe they said the implementation is just the start and optimized for 2 times with minimal artifacts. Compression in Jpeg and doing it again will generate artifacts that will render larger artifacts in later generations. I also found my Topaz Gigapixel more universal for 2 4 and 8 times superresolution. However, simply build in and generation a RAW file it is very valuable for Photographers. It may also eliminate the need to upgrade from 20/24 to 47 GPixel in some cases, as the resulting Prints really are good. However, I have not yet compared 90cmx60cm high-end prints between 20 MP R6 upscaled with PS or GigaPixel vs 47 MP R5.
It's about time someone took Adobe to task. They've been making a fortune and have offered less and less when it comes to their flagship software Photoshop.
Exactly ... Cancelled my subscription to be honest. Divinci Resolve also so much better in Video Worklfow
@@BushMasterThermal Yep, Resolve WRECKS premiere but FCPX is better than them both.
@@Skrenja Find Resolve does a better all round job. Not an apple fan boy. Better audio control and editing as well.
@@BushMasterThermal I am no apple fanboy either, I just use whatever works best. The way FCPX handles rendering and it's export times puts it in a league of it's own.
@@Skrenja Ohh indeed. The new M1 chips are a huge game changer now too, i'll be getting a mac mini or the new ipad pro releasing over the air 4 depending on price and power.
Would be the first apple product though
"It'll work right off the bat. Just like COVID"
When you are a legendary stand up comic but the Photoshop community also needs you.
ok i was like did I just hear what I think i heard 👂 haha
That was awesome - had to do a rewind to make sure I'd heard it right.
lol I thought that's what he said and I like how he gave a hot take and then just immediately moved straight on
its a line from the song "Gnat' by Eminem
okay that was a very good joke at the start
it's eminem's.
It's the hook of eminem's GNAT. He reused it, so not his original..
@@lowspecishaan ok? It’s still funny and his delivery and timing were right
@@AaronCreates i never said it ain't funny, just wanted to tell that who the joke actually belongs to
I was expecting a lot better from Adobe. It's embarrassing how free websites with a much smaller budget do a better job.
it does an amazing job with actual raw shots
@@szabolcsmolnar2542 I haven't worked with RAW shots before so this feature is pointless for me.
"Right off the bat, just like covid" hahahaha
Seamless delivery at that.
Ooof! Too soon?!
Hahaha that send me also 🤣🤣
🦇🦇🦇
God damn it, that joke coughed me out of guard
Haha, you are right, you are their unofficial advisor! They should pay you already!
yeah
Thank you for sharing your knowledge for free with other people.
I am 58 years old unemployed and I am trying to improve and update my knowledge and try to return to the job market.
God bless you and your family.
So far, Piximperfect is the best and reliable source of knowledge when it comes to photoshop, you are a genius and master of photoshop sir! I hope your channel and your name become more successful! More power sir!! Thankyou for all the knowledge and tutorials! More more more!!!
Till today i was convinced that you are Adobe ambassador, shame on them for not collaborating with you ! make some Luminar tuts for us :)
They haven't hired you yet????? Their loss! I'm picky about tutorials, voices , sound, etc and you are always the best. Thank you.
Another coffee break very well spent right here watching your video! I would have no idea about these new features, had it not been for your channel. Thank YOU! As always.
Now I can take my virtual photography to the next level
I'm really pleased with the results that I'm getting from Super Resolution during a one time run on my raw files. It's going to be very useful for large prints. I expect Adobe to refine this tool in a few areas. I expect the first one to be user selectable output size.
How large print
My current LR/PS subscription ends in Nov. Was all set to ditch Adobe and move to Affinity Photo and Capture One. Then saw the news of Super Resolution. Appears it's not doing any extraordinary thing that some "influencers" are claiming. This guy kept it real. Thanks Unmesh.
Gotta say i would’ve expected more from Adobe!Great review and nice to see that you compared it to some random enhancer and that still turned out to be the better one!
"Why are u not hiring me?" MAN U ARE NOT HIRED?!? But how... You are the best if it comes to Adobe! Do we sign petition or something cuz... U deserve the payment! Thank you for all your work. 🙏🙏🙏
something about this guy i really like and i can't put my finger on it, i feel like he could do any type of video and we would all still watch it
I was recently asked to uprez an image of a train that was only 480x650 and I was able to run it through Depp Image AI twice and came out with a fantastic result. I am not associated with this product- but I've been doing digital imaging for 30 years and never seen anything like this.
Important to notice that ACR s version can work with RAW and produce editable RAW image!
Most of the tutorials online mention Super Resolution works on any kind of photo. I shoot sports including Polo which of course is on a huge field so if a goal is scored at the far end the image has to be brutally cropped in order to get a saleable print for the player's spouse, etc.
Like many photographers working with thousands of images, I work in Lightroom. I've been using LR's export function and specifying the size and resolution I want after all the editing and cropping is completed. It would make no sense at all to enlarge the image first to the size needed to then Crop in on the final saleable cropped proportion of the image.
At first glance Super Resolution looked like a great idea!
Accordingly I selected and cropped some test images, both raw and jpg, and selected "Edit in Photoshop ...with LR Adjustments". The files opened fine. Since the Super Resolution is invoked from Camera Raw, I selected an image and Filter >>Camera Raw Filter.
The photo opens in Camera Raw but there are no options whatsoever for Enhancement or for Super Resolution.
Puzzled, I contacted Adobe and learned the image has to be opened directly into Camera Raw from its folder in File Explorer, in order to access those features.
So ...for someone shooting sports and using Lightroom the steps (confirmed by Adobe Tech Support) are:
1. Do the photoshoot
2. Totally ignore the fact you live in Lightroom
3. Review the photos in some other application (the tech suggested Bridge might work if you like living in the Department of Redundancy Department and have to use both Bridge and Lightroom)
4. Select all the photos you might want to Supersize and perhaps move them out of their native folder and into a separate one so they don't eventually get imported twice into Lightroom.
5. Open all those photos in Photoshop in batches as large as you think your system can handle.
6. Enhance them and Supersize them thereby creating a png file for each.
7. Make sure all those are saved ...they could go in the original folder since the originals are out of it now if you took that step to avoid redundancy.
8. THEN import your photoshoot into Lightroom
9. Do your normal Lightroom workflow
10. Crop these enormously large images that you enlarged in order to crop and should have been able to crop before enlarging.
11. Export etc. as normal.
Seems like a make work project created by some folks eagerly climbing the corporate ladder in the Adobe Creative Clouded Judgement Department.
What happened to Creative Cloud and the Lightroom - Photoshop integration? Is Adobe just giving up on that? Why create this much confusion and work for their customers?
I don't think big companies buying out smaller companies is the answer to anything.
Thank you Unmesh, Because of your tutorials I was able to start a Photo editing/ restoring buisness here in the Philippines and now I'm earning from it😍
This man's quality content never disappoints 🔥
Come on Adobe....hire this man to advise you! Seriously...thank you for the video...you are such a great teacher and very appreciated!
dragged it in and got "enhance details" there is no "enhance" and it then said "jpegs are not supported"
Same did anyone find a solution?
I think it is important to consider why these differences exist by understating what is going on behind the scenes. In the case of Adobe software, it is all handled on the users machine locally. Every system is different and as a big company, they likely want to keep the user experience fairly consistent regardless of processing power. What the adobe algorithm is doing is "smartly" guessing what the image might be if it came from a larger image, but this breaks down after repeating the process. The reason is, it is not considering the subject matter in the image, which is resulting in artifacts that line up with the pixels in the original low res image.
For the online service, it is being run on servers with dedicated processing strictly optimized for handling this type of AI. The reason the hair was able to look so detailed is because there is a ton of training data that likely trains the AI model to understand that the low res hair is likely hair, and applies that type of texture. This type of processing would overheat most consumer systems or take an extremely long time. It may also make mistakes, however rare they may be, and make incorrect assumptions, and I'm guessing Adobe would rather play it safe and just upscale the image.
In short: Adobe's AI is based on a more simple model that doesn't make assumptions about texture and is optimized to run on a normal computer. The online one is run on more powerful machines on "the cloud" and is trained on data in a way that will help the model understand texture better. Adobe could offload the upscaling to be cloud based to have a more detailed AI, but I don't think this is likely any time soon.
lol, this video taught me how to roast someone with buttery words which was in the last part of this video......
But anyway you are the best sensei when it comes to photoshop...
I hope you keep creating more content for us..... tysm..
So glad I watched this video. Trying to use the Super Res keeps locking up my computer, enhancing only my frustration level. Now I don't need to bother fixing the issue and just use a "random web enhancer." Thanks Unmesh!
The comparison at the end is completely useless. How is processing an image 5 seperate times through Photoshop to make it 32 times the original size, anywhere near comperable to processing an image once to make it 4 times the original size?
Processing already processed images will of course deliver lower quality results. The only accurate judgement would be to compare the two 2x enhancements, and then run those through both services again if you wanted to test multiple uses.
Can't agree more. That's the comparison we need to see.
After watching your research, I got an idea so I compare three AI image enhancer results and choose the best one and then apply adobe super resolution on it. Now, I 'm happy with the final result.
They seem to have removed the enhance feature. When I open an image in raw filter and right click it, there is no such option in the dropdown menu. Perhaps it's just been relocated though. Does anyone know where it is now?
did you find it??
the most Honest advisor!! None other than piximperfect ,with this video I really feel that he is a perfect OFFICIAL adobe advisor
It's say's "" Enhance details can not be applied to jepg image"
@@greatunz67 монкрус works seamlessly
@@greatunz67 what does that mean? I am also getting this error.
I don't even have photoshop X) but I still like to watch you!
No, they shouldn’t buy them out, that’s how we get this advancement-from the capital free market. Adobe needs some humble pie.
You deserved to be an Advisor of Adobe...
And it will be much helpful for Adobe sofware development.
oh nice, but I might still use Remini lol
XD
Whether Adobe announce him as Advisor or not, But he knows Adobe better than Adobe💪😁
I'm using AI gigapixel. It's one of the best what i've ever seen
But online s web based ai are not apart from shoutouting.They are doing online free no hassel of download and run 🥱
I am using it too. it is the best
I love Gigapixel AI..... And I ended up owning every software Topaz has, but I have yet to find anything superior to it, and I'd be happy to hear some new options, as I do need to do upscaling constantly, thank god I have a powerful CPU or it would take quite a long time to upscale
If you became Adobe's Adviser, you wouldn't be able to speak your mind and critique Adobe, like you are here. We need people like you on the outside, not with Adobe.
I got this error message trying to apply it to an image - "Enhanced details cannot be applied to jpeg photos"
after making the changes that he told us to do, you need to restart the computer
@@echi1585 Still didn't work for me :(
You probably already figured it out but just in case - make sure your Camera Raw is version 13.2 - Help and then Updates from Photoshop - will show the version you are currently on
So, I'm sure it's mentioned in the comments somewhere, but just to be clear...It's my understanding that Super Resolution is intended for RAW images, and this is where it appears to work very well. I've read that with JPEG's, it's not using the enhanced feature at all. I know you have a deservedly influential voice in the world of Adobe, so hoping that you clarify this. Appreciate you and your work.
"And i dont still know why you are not hiring me as your official advisor"- couldn't stop laughing..... well said though. they should.
I think adobe just needs to be aware of how great your teaching is. Hope they do decide to put you on the payroll. I mention you every time there is a photoshop question in any of the groups I'm in on fb. Glad you are helping.
"If you are working with raw photos in Photoshop right off the bat...just like Covid"
Oh no you didn't LOL
That was more funny an any Seth Rogen movie. Haha
he's getting good!!
Your questions at 6min45 to 7min ......LOL ......EXCELLENT and TRUE !! Brilliant ! Yes they should hire you.
What a nice Tip !! X) bb
Thank you very much for this constructive opinion,the right way to be better.
I will just use Remini for enhancing face 😂
An amazing video. I love how objective you were Mesh. Thumbs up🙌
I hope they listen to you, they certainly don't listen to us!
You are the King when it comes to Photoshop. I learned a lot from you.
Thank You brother !!
"These bars are like Covid, you get em right off the bat"
You must be Adobe's unknown super deluxe master premium master in education of Adobe Photoshop. I'm sure that they are scared of how much knowledge you have and that you share it freely to all of us.
Thank you for making all these videos!!
DISLIKE !! why adobe have to buy these technologies? If they have balls they can make their own.. Do you have problem with other technologies exept adobes??
You are the best teacher of Photoshop i learn a lot from you
Adobe be like-oh god he caught us no we have to pay him for advice 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hallo Dinda! Just one month ago I accidently trampled on one PiXimperfect video, then I surfed through your youtube channel. The more elder you get, the more attractive you are. I highly appreciate your young artistic soul and your passion. With your effort and sleepless nights, you have brought very good quality lessons to Photoshop community. I realy love the way you work - methodically. Congratuations and Nice greetings!
Here is one person (unmesh) who always teaches adobe how to do anything 😂😂. behind the scene 6:49
you're right on that..you are an adviser they just don't want to pay you,you are one of the best in this PS matter..
Umesh! Actually you worth more than Adobe's senior employers 🙃
Great video. Didn’t know about the online services. Embarrassing for Adobe ...
You are pushing the industry to be better which ends up helping the creative community to get a better service for what they pay to ADOBE.
So, thank you soooooooooo much for your contributions!
A good review and comparison. Adobe has expanded and acquire several companies in the past. Their new neural filters results are usually subpar to similar 3rd. Party software, but they’ll save money not buying more tech, using some ideas from competitors and continuing with this format until more of us users actually demand or star buying other software and stop using theirs. If a large company has already our subscription money, no matter how much we complain or bring ultimatums, they already have us captive. It is until we take action and use other software while stop using the current one that will call a more significant attention and possibly the change we are asking and looking for.
Definitely , The Adobe Company are supposed to take your opinion seriously and your are very much right about each single word you said .Thanks for Tutorial, it's been useful .
Perfect teaching! Finally something worth it. Thanks so much.
OK, I tried thsi combination and the result was remarkable. Starting with a 72ppi image, I changed it to 300ppi using preserve details 2.0 in Photoshop, then sized to it the size I need for working Then I ran it through the same app you did, but instead of using the image enlarger feature, I used the image sharpener feature. The result was so much better than anything I could achieve in Photoshop. You should try that image sharpener feature.
@Aries I am working with seriously flawed photos, to begin with. Old photos from as much as 100 years ago. They have been poorly stored and compromised by light, scratches, dust, and spilled coffee. So, I notice no "additional" artifacts. What artifacts came with the photo were noticeable enhanced. :-) . So, for the future I will probably eliminate the scratches and other noise first, then sharpen it with this tool.
Thank you for being honest (brutally honest in your review). 🙌🏻 truly independent review & unbiased
No, you are not kidding....and neither am I...you have done so much for Adobe, because you are the No1 teacher at least on youtube on PS. You have done wonders for me, and for millions others I would dare to say, and its simply a show of how LOW the corporate world is regardles of their field. SHAME on Adobe, if they really did not make any contact to endorse after all this AMAZING material YOU provided regardimg THEIR software. 👎👎👎
Thx for this channel! I love your comments!
Hey Umesh, you have just nailed it right - Adobe should consider these independent online AI image enhancers. And yes, also hire you as their adviser.
Cheers!
Haha man I really enjoyed the outro of this video 😁⚡. You're just my top choice when it comes to Ps tips, tuts, techniques and extras. 🔥
Remini APP does a magic work increasing the resolution too.
There's another fuction in photoshop called super zoom in the neural filters catergory that may workout better than this you just need to expand the canvas size so that the actual image doesn't get cropped
I really like this feature in Lightroom, as it allows me to bring my heavily cropped 42MP raw files back up to a nice size while maintaining the quality really closely. I'm only talking about doubling the size from a high quality raw file though, much different to what you did here. Your point about where it stands versus the competition stands though - if Adobe could buy Topaz and integrate DeNoise into Photoshop and Lightroom, I would be very very happy!!
Unmesh killing it. Bravo
I’ve never seen one of his videos ever fail. They’re all super amazing! Keep up the good work. Love all the video
I'm glad you said this. Why is Adobe so out of date with image apps and website technology? Especially with the cost. And on top of that limting the use of old versions of the software which sometimes you need if you have an older computer. Perfect time for a Photoshop replacement to take hold.
Best independent PS content on the web. Thank you!
Umesh all your tutorials are very informative.....Thanks a lot for all your videos...
I would save to tiff between every upscale itteration. It would leave compression artifacts out of the equation when comparing.
I use PhotoZoom Pro 8 for rescaleing. Magic! Also works as a Photoshop Plugin.
Thank you so much for this! I often have to work with very low-resolution images, and there aren't a lot of tips out there for truly low res images. I work in higher ed where images of research are such a struggle, but often can't be replaced with stock imagery
I have a Remini app which does magic when it comes to FACES. it takes details from other photos and simply remakes your face. it actually cleans up the redness in my eyes which is nice and makes everything look 8k in comparison
6:50 A FACT!!!!!! Thank you for your video tutorials, Sir! Salute. 👏🏻
This was posted at just the most perfect time. Now I want to see if I can enlarge some older artworks of mine. Thank you for being you and for everything you do. To say you are an inspiration is an understatement. =)
Kudos you said it loud!!! I am using some Adobe software but I am disspointed with Adobe ignoring for years to add Tethering for Sony. Disspointed.
I learned so much from your videos and I have been using photoshop for years! :)
Umesh, that is literally, a perfect video. Incredible how comprehensively you critiqued and compared that feature, (in no time at all!) which is, I hope, a toddler in the big picture. Unintentional puns are flowing today 😂 I tried it myself, found the exact same result but now I know what to do with a jpeg! Super. I also now know there are other smarter algorithms out there. Photoshop will hopefully 'develop' it into a formidable tool At the end you kind of 'invite Adobe in'... I hope that is strictly a joke and that you will never be partial except to good products and features! I have seen many of your videos... If you were my son I'd be very proud of you but I am anyway! Way to go! 😃
Learned so much from you dude, love the videos! Inspired me to give teaching a bit of a go of my own (only have 1 tutorial out so far lol but I love the idea of passing on knowledge like you do!)
You deserve to be Adobe's advisor Unmesh! :)
BOOM!! Spot on Amesh.
The thing is that the Photoshop upscaler has to do a good job on any kind of image (not just faces). Maybe the free online upscalers were trained just on human faces and that's why they do such a good job. But they may distort and mess up other kinds of images...
Hey, Unmesh!
What do you think about Affinity products? does it worth to switch from adobe to affinity products?