Here is a sample photo shot on Theta Z1 and edited with HQ Lite. Volume 1 is for fast and powerful editing (for 360 cameras, or DSLR/mirrorless cameras). HQ Lite is a short series of tutorials that specific skills designed for quick results while still getting excellent quality. In this new tutorial, I show the differences between each one and show the circumstances when each software performs its best. But they each do it in a very different way, and they each have respective advantages and disadvantages. All three can sharpen and denoise images. Topaz produces three photo editing software: Gigapixel, Sharpen and Denoise. But you can get better results in less time with third party software such as from Topaz. Most photo editing software such as Photoshop, Lightroom or Affinity Photo have sharpening and denoising tools.

Whether you use a 360 camera or a DSLR or mirrorless camera, you need to sharpen and denoise your photo to get the best results. Which software should you use for sharpening and denoising your virtual tour photos? I’ve updated Virtual Tour Edge 2.0, HQ Method, and HQ Lite to include a new video tutorial that shows the advantages and disadvantages of three software for sharpening and denoising: Topaz Gigapixel AI, Topaz Sharpen and Topaz Denoise. Virtual Tour Edge update: sharpening and denoising

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