In the comparisons, the Affinity Photo image is on the Left and the Topaz AI Gigapixel Image is on the Right. Now let’s have a look at the results of the upscaling. It’s a decently sharp image, both in the centre and the edge. The Original Image Edge of the Original Image Centre of the Original Image I’ve not sharpened it at all – it is as it came out of the camera.
Here’s the original image – both a small version and 100% crops of the centre and edges. Let’s compare the results: Original Image My previous tests showed that Affinity Photo is one of the best image upscaling programs available – every bit as good as Photoshop. I then resized the photo to 9,000 x 6,000 pixels, for a 30 inch print and 18,000 by 12,000 pixels for a huge 60 inch print – five feet wide!Īs a comparison, I also resized it using Affinity Photo’s Lanczos3 re-sampling method to the same dimensions. The native picture is 6,000 by 4,000 pixels, which is good for a 20 inch print at 300 DPI. I took the sample photo with the 24mp Canon EOS M50 using a high quality telephoto lens. My sample photo is one of the dreaded ‘brick wall’ pictures – useful because the repetitive structure of the wall allows the edges and centre of the picture to be compared. 7.1 Related The Big Topaz AI Gigapixel Test
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