The Artemis model sharpens well, but tends to introduce artifacts (worming) in soft areas. Since the source is a relatively clean video from a DVD of the original film, the standard Gaia HQ processing model is fairly reliably to scale the video up to 1080P. In the example below from Porky’s 1, the source was a Widescreen DVD rip (720×404) upscaled to HD 1080p. When the source video is good enough quality, the upscaling is not bad to pretty good. My review of Topaz Labs is based on my system configuration the basics are as follows:Ģ56 GB NVMe Flash drive (Operating System and Application Installs)ĥ12 GB NVMe Flash drive (Scratch disk and temporary storage) Upscaling Technology System ConfigurationĮach computer system is going to have different results with this application, depending on its hardware and software configuration. Please read on for a detailed explanation of my review.
The product is expensive for its limitations and short-fallings. Don’t expect miracles and don’t expect rapid results. Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI upscales and enhances reasonably well, depending on the source. If you want the general basis of this review, then here it is. This latter point will come up again later in this review. It also cleans up a bit of the noise sometimes introduced with upscaling. Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI will convert your video file to a higher resolution file and allow use on computers and televisions which may not feature upscaling technology. Those products do the upscaling live on the fly.
High resolution televisions and video players have been doing it for several years. This review is based on my personal experience with Topaz Video Enhance AI, and the newly released version 2. In 2020, Topaz Labs introduced their new product ‘Video Enhance AI’ for the purpose of upscaling and enhancing videos.
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