The 2nd problem is that on *some* photos / images there are small areas where the process actually distorts the original. One is relatively minor - the software stores temp files in Documents, and very frequent changes in those temp files can be a PITA if that's synced with OneDrive, so turn off syncing for the DVDFab folders.

I am optimistic however after using the Denoise portion of DVDFab Photo Enhance AI, though there are 2 things concerning that earlier GOTD I want to warn about. the time needed for the conversion differs a lot due to different PC hardware configurations and users’ output demands, ranging from 8 to 30 hours.'īecause it takes so long you're probably not going to see reports of how well a newly installed copy of DVDFab Video Enhancer works. A downside is that using AI isn't always fast - DVDFab says: '. some of Photoshop/s AI filters show dramatic improvement a year after introduction. The more data AI is fed, the better it gets, so things like DVDFab Video Enhancer work better the more they're used, e.g. Using AI however you can add data, and not just through interpolation - AI learns through processing vast amounts of images &/or video what stuff is supposed to look like, so it can basically add to the original data you feed it.

The original has a finite amount of data, and you'll lose some of that data editing. With conventional software anything you do with video is going to reduce the quality, if sometimes only slightly - that's why pros shoot at a higher quality / resolution that what they'll use for final delivery.

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