Some of the Topaz products can open RAW files directly, however we don’t suggest you process your RAW files in any Topaz products as they do a fairly poor job at it. As we have been using Topaz products for a while now, we are able to offer the workflow we have come up with. If the above information doesn’t really answer your workflow questions, you aren’t alone. Topaz Studio 2: Should be used after noise reduction, before resizing.Adjust AI: After noise reduction and creative editing.Gigapix el AI: Should generally be used as the last step in your workflow, except in the case of very low resolution images (low-res images are not applicable to what we are discussing here).Topaz Denoise AI: Should be used at the very beginning of the editing process.The FAQs are inconsistent and poorly written so I have paraphrased below: In addition to the above article, Topaz also offers some advice on the FAQ pages of individual applications. The article is designed more to sell their products than to be genuinely helpful to users. It isn’t very helpful for anyone who shoots in RAW and/or uses Lightroom, Capture One or any other photo management software. However it only lists the order in which to use their own products. Topaz Labs does have an article that offers some general advice on the topic, titled ‘ The Ultimate Workflow for Topaz Labs AI Software’. Namely: DeNoise AI, Sharpen AI, Gigapixel AI, Adjust AI and Topaz Studio 2 Topaz suggested workflow This article will only look at the Topaz products involved in processing photos. Through trial and error we have come up with a suggested Topaz AI workflow that you can use or modify for your own images. There have however, been some questions regarding how best to integrate the software into a typical photography workflow. The Topaz AI suite of software offers photographers some impressive options in the area of noise reduction, sharpening and upsizing.
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