We’ve also fixed several important issues and made many smaller improvements within the past month: Our long-term goal is to create an update process that you don’t need to think about or work around. This is a big step towards reducing friction around our weekly product updates. Major (v1 → v2) and minor (v1.3 → v1.4) upgrades will still use the full download.įor Mac users: we currently only support patch updates on Windows, but Mac installers are already ~70% smaller than their Windows equivalents. This only currently affects patch updates (v1.3.1 → v1.3.2). Updating from v1.3.0 → v1.3.x using the in-app updater now requires a 10x smaller installer download than before. We’ve introduced patch updates that make in-app updates significantly faster on Windows. You can learn more in the docs 12.ġ0x faster in-app updater downloads (Win) To do this, click the Select button next to the Face item in Autopilot.
You can now manually select low-confidence faces to be included by Face Recovery, which should cover many cases that Autopilot previously detected incorrectly. Autopilot only recovers faces with a high confidence score, otherwise we would end up attempting Face Recovery on many non-face objects. Internally we assign a “confidence score” to the likelihood that each image feature is a face. You can now manually select faces that weren’t previously detected by Autopilot: Read the docs 21 for more information and a test sample image. In the meantime, if you still want access to Motion Blur and Lens Blur, you can re-enable them by switching on Preferences → General → Legacy Models. We will be improving Sharpen Standard and Strong in the coming months. Unlike previous models Sharpen Strong does not handle noise, so you may now need to enable Remove Noise if you notice noisy output. As you can see above, Sharpen Strong helps generate more natural and detailed results for images with severe motion or lens blur.
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