#Topaz detail vs focalblade mod#

Some files were individually modified after being 'Gigapixelized' (eg text removal, zapping banding artifacts, noise reduction, contrast tweaks.).I've been very consistently getting this UI error, and I've been unable to resolve it using Google. I have today added edits of a lot of fan art in both landscape and portrait orientation.

#Topaz detail vs focalblade mod#

Sometimes text or watermarks were removed using Photoshop's nifty Content Aware Fill tool.Дў5th Novemeber Update: Mod is now completed to my satisfaction, though I may recompile the images so there are fewer files to download if you want everything. Portrait orientation images were combined to fit a the wide landscape orientation format (2:1). Some of them needed to be edited one at a time to fix issues (as opposed to just running a Photoshop Automation process). This included removing textual overlays using Photoshop content aware Fill tool and cloning Stamp, and trimming some of the top and/or bottonmost pixels from 16:10 aspect ratio images.ДЎ8th November Update: Today I added non-Bethesda images (mostly Morrowind, but a few from other places in Tamriel, from other franchises or generic fantasy). They have been manipulated using the above procedure, but some needed individual attention. Thanks to Bethesda for creating the TESO resources, and to the developers of the tools I use to manipulate images.ДЎ6th November Update: I have added another batch of splash screen and 2560x1440 wallpapers from various sources (TESO promotional art, fan art, TESO screenshots, and others). I created these from unmodified 2x Gigpixel upscales, and not from the final splash screen, so they will look better if you have a 4k or 1440p monitor. Variations of the above workflow also work well for upscaling low res Morrowind textures, for creating images suitable for printing out, and for creating wallpapers that fit the native resolution of high res monitors.ДЄs a bonus I am uploading 2560x1440 resolution wallpaper versions of the load screens I have made available as Splash screens. Convert back to 8 bit colour and save (working in 16 bit colour reduces rounding errors) Expanding the canvas width to 2048 pixels (I didn't want to strech the images)ДЁ. Gently sharpening using 'Focal Blade' again (resizing tends to degrade detail, so sharpening is needed)ДЁ. Downsize to the required resolution (Photoshop 'Preserve Details' algorithm), 1024 pixels high for splash screensД§. Vibrance effect in Photoshop (a restrained +30, +1)Д¦. Adding noise normally has an overly strong efefct of deep shadows and bright highly, but Realgrain has sliders to prevent this from happening.ДҐ. Suble luma noise addition using the Imagenomic 'Realgrain' plugin (generally you think of noise as something pernicioius that needs to be purged, but small amounts of noise can make a image look more detailed, particularly the flatter parts).

Sharpening (I use the 'Focal Blade' plugin with an emphasis on surface sharpening)Д¤. Improve local contrast using 'Contrast Master' photoshop plugin (similar to highpass sharpening but with more options and possibilities)ДЈ. Gigapixel tends to reduce jpeg compression artifactsДў. Upsize x2 in Topaz Gigaixel (20 for noise reduction, 80 for sharpening), save as 16bit (48 bit colour). I have followed the following procedure to maximize the quality of the images (they were originally 1680 x 1050 Jpegs saved with a quality setting of 86 out of 100):ДЎ. This isn't a lazy port where you simply resize and convert. I haven't used all of them, just the ones that I a) personally like and/or b) feel are appropriate for Morrowind. tga Splash screens converted from TESO loading screens.

So far there is just 1 package, 2048 x 1024 uncompressed.