Topaz DeJPEG for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Enhance the quality of your JPEG images.

Everyone has observed blocks and fringes caused by JPEG compression. This has become an inevitable, if annoying, part of digital imaging, and we have all learned to live with it. Topaz Labs proudly ends this problem by releasing our JPEG enhancer. This Photoshop plug-in removes JPEG artifacts and enhances image clarity simultaneously. Its ease of use makes it perfect for everyone while its advanced algorithms achieve the optimal result.

Topaz DeJPEG enhances the quality of JPEG photos by enhancing photo details while eliminating JPEG compression artifacts, mosquito noise, and image blur. Topaz DeJPEG is specifically designed to make your compressed JPEG photos look the best they possibly can.

Topaz DeJPEG for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: March 24, 2011

Latest update: March 24, 2011

Version: 4.0.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: Adobe Photoshop 5.5

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Total Downloads: 12,276

Downloads Last Week: 2

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5/5

1 User Votes

It is what it is, and it's free
MononblockFebruary 4, 2009
Pros
If I were a rich man, I'd have a state of the art DSLR, Software to match, and thousands in plug-ins to go along. It's free and to a mere peasant like me something for nothing that works rather remarkably well and provides a bonus? Hog heaven....
Cons
May be a little resource heavy, but the results are worth it and so is the price
Summary
How can you give one star to something free? You tried it and compared it to what? A several hundred dollar plug-in on a 900 dollar CS3? Your lens and camera are so bad that the purple urple edge needs a 9 inch paint roller to cover it? I don't get it? You download it and extract it to a temp folder, it gives you pretty good instructions on how and where to install it... the controls sliders are pretty long, you have plenty of options to choose....? The results are great - when you zoom in a good a 300-400% on the subject in your image and actually work with the Chromatic aberration in the proper perspective. If you use this at a small percentage to view your image then you are just wasting time - and remarking on somethings credibility without using it properly...<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Feb 4, 2009<p/>Someone gave it a one and now that's gone