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Here you go (may need to open to see full image):Jean-Luc wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 3:36 pmCould you post an example 'old tool' vs 'AI tool' showing the AI bad result?jrmach wrote:Under noise removal Corel has decided to replace jpeg artifact removal with AI artifact removal in 2021. What the heck? There is no control with the AI artifact removal which makes it totally inferior! At least with the Jpeg artifact removal you could control the strength and crispness. Bad Bad Bad descision
Could you point me to the REAL original? I cannot test with your actual image.
I agree.bobthegoat2001 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 02, 2020 6:50 pmI'm not saying the new Ai version never works, the main point I want to say is that they should still have both options, not to completely delete the old feature and and replace it with something new. They both work differently and in some cases the old one works better, but it looks like for you the new one works better. So why not have both?
I think it defaults to AI Resize only when the targeted dimensions are bigger than the current ones (even when they come from the last use). Otherwise, it defaults to Bicubic.Shokakusan wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 7:43 pmWhat's with resize and AI Powered?
So as a user who has replaced PSP 2018 with PSP 2021, I am bewildered by the resize function defaulting to AI Powered and FREQUENTLY switching back to AI Powered. In PSP 2018, I used bicubic for 90% of my work and then used SmartSize for the occasional, problematic, resizing.
Given that AI Powered resizing takes anywhere from 10 to 40 seconds in comparison to Bicubic taking 1-5 seconds, I see no reason to have to constantly switch back to Bicubic when I want to resize images. I've discovered that if I accidentally start a resize with AI Powered, I can hit the Esc key and use Bicubic mode faster than it would take for AI Powered mode to finish! Yikes!
PSP 2021 should remember the last resample mode used and present that mode upon the next resize.