I've always restrained form making comments on here and just opt to download the GOTD, but I was laughing so hard reading through today's comments...

The system requirements are displayed prominently close to the BIG HUGE download button so you never have to speculate whether it will or won't work on your system....

The instructions for installation(s) are always very clear (today was download, extract the files, read the readme file, run the .exe file, click on request activation key, fill in your email, check your email, click the button in your email, fill in your info on the new page, and copy your activation key into your software)

I know it seems like a lot when you type it out like that, but it took me less than 45 seconds to get it done.

A bit of advice - stop filling up the comment section with "will it work or no", "does it work for _______ system", and "I have _____ system, why exclude us 100 million users"..... come on - let us know if you like it or tell us what to look out for...

End of rant. ;-)

Michael tarafından yorumlandı  –  4 years ago  –  Bu yorumu yararlı buldunuz mu? evet | hayır (+15)

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Tried using it on a 4096x1080 extended desktop walpaper BMP created in a different giveaway a few years back... conversion stalled at what looks like 60% and after several minutes of maxing out a single CPU core it threw up an error alert box "Magick MemoryAllocationFailed '#000000000000' @ error/fourier.c/ForwardFourierTransform/791" And Peak working set (Memory) was only 1,224,632Kbytes which is well within Win32 memory allocation capabilities! Then tried it on a much smaller graphics and with the default unblur tool settings on all the images I have tried that completed the process had significant "ringing" effect on all enhanced edges. What I mean by ringing is the elctrical effect of a resonance on a fast rise or fall change so the data overshoots then rebounds low and then high again then low in decreasing amounts the further away from the change event. It is very unpleasant asthetically and adds all sorts of colour artifacts to it to and with the same settings it produces the same output each time it is run so no evidence of AI learning from its mistakes... and no way to tell it it made mistakes!

TK tarafından yorumlandı  –  4 years ago  –  Bu yorumu yararlı buldunuz mu? evet | hayır (+15)

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Easy Photo Unblur is similar to SoftOrbits Easy Photo Denoise, and Franzis Sharpen projects [which gives you more controls for a much higher price]. And like the Franzis app, Easy Photo Unblur *may* help a bit, depending on the image, but you could *probably* do better using the sharpen tools in something like PaintShop Pro, which can be found occasionally on sale for close to the same $24.99 price. As a GOTD it's probably worth getting, if nothing else to try in those cases where the tools in your image editor don't work to your satisfaction.

That said, nothing will fix a truly blurred image. You might be able to make it look a little better if it's an irreplaceable shot, but otherwise you're not going to turn it into a keeper. If the image has noise that's not too bad, or if the camera lens doesn't produce the sharpest photos, or if the camera auto-focused on the wrong thing, Easy Photo Unblur could probably help, though you might not get a complete cure. Perhaps ironically, Easy Photo Unblur might help most when you've taken a shot with your camera's anti-shake turned on, since that often has the effect of slightly softening the image.

mike tarafından yorumlandı  –  4 years ago  –  Bu yorumu yararlı buldunuz mu? evet | hayır (+13)

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Should have an automatic mode that processed a picture with different set up and show the result on screen. This way we could see the correction done on a picture. Right now it is a guest work to find the best parameter.

This is not an "easy" software

Gilles tarafından yorumlandı  –  4 years ago  –  Bu yorumu yararlı buldunuz mu? evet | hayır (+9)

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