NEW photoFXlab Sneak Peek

Posted on 24. May, 2012 by in Insider Info, Topaz News

About photoFXlab™

Preset Quick Select – The left panel features a quick way to instantly explore and apply presets from any of your Topaz plug-ins (without having to invoke the program).

Selective Adjustments – A convenient selective adjustment brush, with edge detection technology, makes it easy to quickly brush in brightness, color and detail.

Layers + Masking – Enjoy a layered workflow with intuitive edge aware masking tool (no need to open ReMask) designed with Lightroom, Aperture and iPhoto users in mind.

Instatone™ technology – Explore images online or on your computer to find tonal inspiration and then apply it to your own image.

History – Click on the history panel to track and unapply (or reapply) adjustments.

Basic Adjustment tools – easy-to-use sliders for making essential color and tone adjustments. (The Dynamics slider is my fav!)

More details on the new program availability and pricing to come. Be sure to sign up for one of our sneak peek webinars to check out the new program. There will also be several opportunities for you to win a FREE copy of the new photoFXlab™ program. Your comments, suggestions and feature requests over the years have made this possible. So thank you to everyone and please keep the feedback coming!!!

Best,
Ashley Robinson

92 Responses to “NEW photoFXlab Sneak Peek”

  1. Karen Poore

    19. Jun, 2012

    Quoting from your blog: “by making use of your graphic card’s potential with OpenGL technology. Regrettably, ”
    In my humble opinion, this is not improving the user experience, but forcing many to go out and buy a new computer at twice what a computer/laptop with an integrated graphic’s card costs and all software is doing it and it makes me mad. I will not be upgrading to Photoshop 6. I upgraded my Color Efex Pro 4 before I realized the issues. I just downloaded a free plugin from OnOne and to run it takes OpenGL and 8 Gbs RAM. None of my computers has both!

  2. Susan

    07. Jun, 2012

    I was just wondering if anyone was having the same problem I was having. I am using it through Elements 9, I did register my email address and sometimes it will say it cannot verufy my email, other times it lets me on then closes. When I get the it cannot verify my email and I click on yes to go to the site, I get a security alert on my computer. I was wondering if these were the bugs you had that delayed the release. I am patient…promise. FXLab is an awesome product when it does what it is suppose to do. I was just wondering if anyone else had the same issues. I do intend to purchase the product when I get comfy with it and what it can do as a stand alone. Thanks for a great product.

  3. William Collins

    06. Jun, 2012

    HAS ANYONE HEARD ANY NEWS REGARDING THE TOPAZ FX LAB SOFTWARE? I AM GETTING WORRIED…IF YOU HAVE PLEASE SHARE THAT INFORMATION….THANK YOU….

  4. William Collins

    05. Jun, 2012

    HAS PHOTO FXlab been release yet? I thought it was supposed be released last week.

  5. Susan

    04. Jun, 2012

    So, when is it going to be available. Looking forward to it with GREAT anticipation. Thanks.

  6. Arnold Herman

    02. Jun, 2012

    Quit teasing us. When?

  7. Bobby

    01. Jun, 2012

    Great! You should be releasing this by now. You said it was due at the end of the week, last week. What’s the hold up?

  8. Richard

    31. May, 2012

    I bought Topaz bundle just two weeks ago;
    I hopephoto FXlab will be priced decently for recent buyers

  9. James Mayo

    30. May, 2012

    I own the Topaz Bundle plug-in with Photoshop CS5, love it!
    I hope this new upgrade will be priced for us that use the current bundle.

  10. Pepe

    28. May, 2012

    Me agradaría obtener respuesta:

    ¿PARA CUANDO EN ESPAÑOL?

    Saludos.

  11. Mark V

    26. May, 2012

    I too was confirmed and got the “Room too Full”

    Due to slow net connection watching video is not possible for me. Maybe more webinars, which have worked well for me, will be offered before the introductory price option goes away. Plus .. I wanna chance to win it FREE!

    TOPAZ – Please change color or tone of sliders so they contrast against the nice dark grey background. Now they are VERY hard to see on my large 30″ Dell monitor with my less than best focusing old man eyes. I see I’m not alone complaining about this.

  12. Ben

    26. May, 2012

    This is what I have been waiting for…Can not wait!

  13. Mark

    26. May, 2012

    Just watched the webinar for photoFXlab. Amazing. Very much looking forward to the release!

  14. Wendy Mallitte

    26. May, 2012

    I too booked the Sneak Preview webinar which was confirmed. I was very disappointed when I couldn’t get in because the room was full!!!!!

  15. ALFRED ALLEN

    26. May, 2012

    I discovered Topaz by accident on Adobe’s suggested plug-ins list. I’ve played with Reindeer Graphics Convolution Matrix with good results. I was surprised to find bundles of preset deconvolution plug-in software aimed at photographers.

    I’m currently using the full collection on free trial. Will the full bundle + FXlab = $330 ?

  16. UFot

    26. May, 2012

    I booked the Sneak Preview Webinar, it was confirmed but I couldn’t get in because the Room was to full. :( ((((((((((((

  17. Jan LeCocq

    26. May, 2012

    This may be a duplicate comment; I tried one earlier that may have gone through.

    This is fabulous!!! I have been frustrated by the time-consuming need to toggle back and forth between PS or Lightroom to layer on plugin effects. (Nik had done a better job of letting you “apply” as you went along within one of their plugin apps.) But, this new lab looks fabulous. I love your plugins and really appreciate your sensitivity to work flow AND time!

  18. Randy Myers

    26. May, 2012

    Wow….just in time. What is the cost and when is the release date?

    This should work well with the new Photoshop 6 release.

  19. Deborah

    26. May, 2012

    I love shooting landscape and architecture. Topaz Adjust is my favorite to use when editing photos.

  20. Cindy Mc

    25. May, 2012

    I have all the Topaz products and can hardly wait for this new one… Looking forward to giving it a workout… The link in the webinar sent me to the wrong page to join all those who want to be notified of the release… Thanks for the preview…

  21. Mary Alice V

    25. May, 2012

    Love all the Topaz programs: However the sliders gray on black are practically invisible and create frustration trying to “locate” them. Also hope there will be an upgrade price for those of us who have most of the Topaz programs.

  22. Bob K

    25. May, 2012

    Like Keith I reserved for the webinar but got a “webinar full” message although I loged in 5 minutes before the start time.

  23. Keith Burrows

    25. May, 2012

    I have all the Topaz plugins & I use them all from within Aperture without any problems. There already is an “Aperture plugin” through the Fusion Express. I’m anxious to see what this new interface will do. I reserved a depot for the webinar but could not log in because it was full! I guess Topaz Labs overbooks just like the airlines! I’m disappointed I did not get to see the demonstration because I cleared my whole work schedule for it.

  24. D. Lawrence

    25. May, 2012

    I already own the full bundle of Topaz plug-ins. I sure hope Topaz sends a code to current loyal owners of multiple Topaz plug-ins, good for a significant discount toward Topaz PhotoFXLab!

  25. Johnny de Jesus

    25. May, 2012

    I already have a TOPAZ BUNDLE. Is this a FREE addition to my my BUNDLE.? How would I , and others , know? Thanks.
    Johnny de Jesus

  26. Adam Brown

    25. May, 2012

    Brilliant piece of software!

    I use several different photo software to open your Topaz plug-ins which can be annoying?

    This piece of software as well as being made by Topaz where I purchased the plug-ins complete package from. I guess can use them all under one photo program now Photo FX Lab

    Looking forward to the release as all your plug-ins are brilliant and I know your new product Photo FX Lab will be the same

  27. Don Jones

    25. May, 2012

    I do alot a model portfollio work for start up and veteran models.I have the complete set of topaz and I use them alot, they are great. This would make the job easier any idea of price yet.

  28. Frederik

    25. May, 2012

    Tempted to say: Finally!
    I’m an Aperture user and what a waste of time to get in and out the different plugins. I’m spending easily in 50% of my time just waiting for the plugin to start and going from plugin to plugin…

  29. Gregory Urbano

    25. May, 2012

    I was just about to buy DeNoise, is there any pricing yet on this?
    Will there be bundle discounts for current owners of multiple plugins?
    Looks great!

  30. José

    25. May, 2012

    Excellent, every new application coming from Topaz is always well come.

  31. John Driskill

    25. May, 2012

    So this is a stand alone program? Don’t have to use photoshop with the plug ins? How much?

  32. Wolfgang Preuss

    25. May, 2012

    Es hört sich richtig toll an. Da ich vielen Plugins aus diesem Hause hier nutze, wäre es optimal. wenn im Vorfeld gezeigt wird, wie welcher Filter welches Ergebnis erzeugt.
    Auch die Möglichkeit einzelne grundlegende Werte schnell zu ändern, ist eine Gute Sache.
    Ich hoffe auch,dass es nicht zu teuer wird. Es wäre auf jeden Fall eine sinnvolle Ergänzung

  33. Chris Smith

    25. May, 2012

    Price?

  34. Anthony Demaio

    25. May, 2012

    I’m looking forward to trying it out. If it is as good as the other Topazlabs plugins, it should be fabulous!

  35. Lindy

    25. May, 2012

    Looks like it will be another great product as usual and can’t wait to get my hands on it!
    But i must comment on the UI design of the control panels. I know dark gray to black is the hot new look, but the slider controls are near invisible! The only thing that delineates the shape to grab and slide is a thin line a few pixels wide. Maybe this is just a screen grab image? Are they ‘scrubby’ controllable too?

  36. ken deitcher

    25. May, 2012

    This new addition to the Topaz line of filter looks like a great way to coordinate all the Topaz filters into a seamless work flow. I am looking forward to it’s release.

  37. Rod

    25. May, 2012

    Oh yeah,,,looking forward to another fine product from Topaz.

  38. George Maciver

    25. May, 2012

    I love Topaz :) Never, never sell the company to one of those big slavering horrible monsters who think they own the world :)

  39. Boris Mitendorfer

    25. May, 2012

    It has interesting and most usable features! I can’t wait, to see first trial version.

  40. KALEB LARSEN

    25. May, 2012

    YSL-NICE WORK.!-

  41. Pepe

    25. May, 2012

    ¿PARA CUANDO EN ESPAÑOL?

    Saludos

  42. Andy Hewitt

    25. May, 2012

    Yes, a plugin version for Aperture would be brilliant. I use Aperture to manage my workflow entirely, and use Fusion to access the Topaz plugins now. However, this new tool looks like a much better way to access them all, I sometimes do find myself moving through two or three different plugins on one photo, and it’s quite a cumbersome task at the moment.

    As a ‘hobbyist’, I’m just hoping that it’s not too expensive, but I am looking forward to seeing what this can do if it works as well as the rest of it.