Since confirms that he doesn't see any loss of meta-data, perhaps that's the workflow I need to use. When I launch the stand-alone app, it's a lot faster. Then I get tired of it and kill it using the Window's task manager. I literally wait for over a minute for the Denoise window to render itself when I launch it from LR by selecting a photo and clicking on "Edit In". For Denoise it is under preferences.īy the way every time I take it or LrC (not related to Topaz) out of Auto the performance goes south. Separate graphics card, although it has something like 2GB memory. I checked, and my system meets these requirements. Not sure if this will help but processor is set to Auto which is likely the Topaz default. Save it and then open it in LR for further adjustments.ĭo you have a separate GPU or is in a motherboard version?
Open a RAW file in Denoise stand-alone app, make my noise related changes. Since dclark confirms that he doesn't see any loss of meta-data, perhaps that's the workflow I need to use. I have no problems running the AI Denoise without a discrete video card in an ultra-light laptop, but it is slower than with a RTX 30 series card of course. I did not check every field but there is nothing apparent. I just did a quick check with standalone and see no lose of metadata. The system requirements are not that demanding.
My understanding is that if you edit photos in standalone Denoise it doesn't save the meta-data. It's been sufficient to power a couple of monitors & edit photos in LR, but I suppose Denoise needs more power. It's an old card with not much memory or capabilities. I think it might be my graphics card that's the problem. I have never noticed any loss of metadata. Regardless, they are compute intensive apps and take some time. The Topaz apps make heavy use of the GPU, so having a good GPU makes a lot of difference in how quickly it operates. There is some delay while the file(s) are converted as per your file setup (Edit > Preferences > External Editing) and DeNoise is opened. I access it by selecting a files or files and then right click and use "Edit in". I use Topaz Denoise with LR and PS without any difficulty. Is there a trick to making it behave properly?
I like it's noise reducing capabilities (much better than LR), but it's turning to be a PITA to use. I am able to launch Denoise as a stand-alone app, but it's slow and my understanding is that exporting from it results in the loss of a lot of critical meta-data. According to Task Manager Denoise becomes unresponsive. But I've been unable to launch it from LR. I downloaded the trial version of this software to use with LR Classic on my Windows 11 desktop with 16GB memory and 6-core CPU.
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