– The issue here is external editors passing in files that can’t be passed in directly Added a warning for when invalid file names are passed in on Windows.

Added ability to add corrections to file name on output.

– This is limited to EXRs with up to 4 channels which will be interpretted as RGBA

Installer should now download the specific models your machine supports.

Added support for RAW files via Lightroom via File > Plug-In Extras menu.

Autopilot accuracy improved by 9% against an internal test set.

Below the changelog are a list of issues we’re already aware of. If there’s a specific image you’d like us to see, you can send it to us at this dropbox link.

Issue reports and general feedback are much appreciated. This is an early access release, so there will be some issues you may run across. You will need to claim a Photo AI license by going to your account before you’ll be able to login. If you own DeNoise, Sharpen, and Gigapixel with up-to-date licenses then you have access to Photo AI. We want to pull them back for now and consider looking into them later. To put it short, these did not live up to our expectations for a release feature. This release also rolls back some things added in 0.8.0: Quality Assessment and Basic Adjustments for RAW input. This allows RAW files to be sent to Photo AI instead of being forced to convert to TIFF first. One of the big features is a new Lightroom plugin which can be accessed from Lightroom’s File > Plug-In Extras menu. This week’s update focuses on various plugin experiences, some RAW updates/fixes, and various UI changes.

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