
This is the second in a series of review of Topaz Labs plugins for Photoshop. I’m not a Photoshop expert, and the tools that I use have to be easy to understand and straightforward to use. I have used Topaz DeNoise for about a month now and have found that I can rescue images that I normally would have deleted, but saved for emotional reasons. Now I have more confidence in using high ISO settings and long exposures, knowing that I can correct the image sensor noise these techniques generate.
You can read my full review of Topaz Denoise and see how I’ve used this tool , including a few image examples.
Topaz DeNoise is available individually or as part of a Photoshop Bundle. The price of Topaz DeNoise alone is around $80 and the complete Photoshop Bundle retails for about $180, a savings of $160 off the separately priced plugings. Topaz Labs offers a number of upgrade paths if you choose to purchase an individual plugin, then decide to upgrade to the full Bundle.
Topaz Labs is getting ready to release a new versions of their plugins, and the company policy is to provide free upgrade to a new version to owners of the current version. I will update my DeNoise review when the new version becomes available. Visit the Topaz Labs Web Site for more detail and to purchase your copy. PSRI members be sure to take advantage of your Topaz Labs discount code.