If I run Gigapixel as a standalone app and drag a file into it, when I 'Apply' the treatment I get a dialogue box asking where I want the new file put and I can select the Source directory, or define a Custom one - as shown below. via 'Edit In/ Gigapixel AI/ Edit a Copy'), a new copy file is created and processed in the same folder as the original image (I don't have to 'synchronise the folder'), if I invoke the app from Photoshop ('Automate/ Gigapixel AI') it creates a new Layer and processes that layer - after which I can then take things forward, or not, as I wish. Unselecting and reselecting the current image in the file list can fix this issue.*Where are Gigapixel saved images located on your PC after affects have been applied to an image ?Īt present on my system (MacBook Pro/ macOS Monterey/ Gigapixel AI 5.8.0) if I invoke the app from Lightroom (e.g.
Renamed Reduce Color Bleed to Gamma Correction, to better describe its function. Fixed PPI being ignored when opening images from external editor. Added more specific information to error messages. Fixed various errors during batch processing. Fixed square artifacts in output on Mac. Fixed processing errors on certain images when using face recovery. Fixed transparency handling in Photoshop plugin. Fixed many causes of Photoshop plugin not being found, returning errors, or not opening the app. Greatly improved face recovery memory usage and performance. Fixed face recovery using CPU too often on systems with mid-range GPUs. Enabled automatic fallback to face refinement (introduced in v5.9) on machines that do not support face recovery (introduced in v6.1). 
Improved the quality of all models by better preserving colors and removing color related block-shaped artifacts. This can streamline batch processing and offer a starting point for further tuning. Added auto model selection, which uses image content to compute a recommended model.
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