Essential tool for any photographer As a photographer wanting to improve it's editing skills, Topaz makes this a great experience. It's very helpful, and the results are great most of the times. I'm somewhat new to Photoshop editing, but I think this tool is an essential one and could benefit even the most seasoned photo editor.

I would not be without Topaz products. They make everyting better. Been a long-time Topaz user and still run legacy stand-alone/plug-in products. I use Topaz virtually every time I open a photo in PhotoShop. Topaz always makes my photos better.

The Sharpening tool is amazing and… The Sharpening tool is amazing and thats what I mainly got it for. The noise reduction works but leaves very faint ghost patterns. I have also found it useful for bumping up the pixels on images taken on my phone

A much more mature product than a year… A much more mature product than a year ago. Well done. I use it quite a bit. I’m working on a major project of converting thousands of 35mm slides of rock concert photos from the 70s. Each image is processed first in Photoshop then Topaz. A Remastering so to speak. I would give it 5 stars if it had two enhancements: An active slider window for the Face Recovery feature instead of buried in Preferences. A Black and White option with tools tailored for processing this medium, Kodak Tri-X 35mm negatives.

Tech support is very responsive and… Tech support is very responsive and helpful. I have hundreds of scanned photos with dust and other artifacts that was removed with the denoise filter. The face enhancement make the scanned 3.5 x 5" photos look like they were taken using a digital camera.