Thanks Robin, this is the best analysis of Super Resolution I’ve see. I tried it on a heavily cropped bird photo and liked the result. Now I’m encouraged to try it on older lower-res photos.

That’s really impressive Robin and the fact it works on tiff files opens up all sorts of possibilities for film scans too. It does make you wonder if upgrading to high resolution cameras is really worth it these days.

Top job Robin!!!

You did not leave a stone unturned. Superb analysis!

Very useful analysis. Thank you. 👍👍👍

great video!!

The tip on doble processing in TIFF formate is awesome. Thanks once again. Your buddy from Puerto Rico.

Stunning, indeed !

Merci beaucoup Monsieur, très utile...!

Wow. Good analysis. My inclination has been toward being an Adobe-hater since they forced everybody to subscription mode, but this is a really impressive piece of technology that we just get for (sort-of) free. Kudos to them for this one.

Bravo Robin ich bin begeistert wie du es aufgeabeitet hast, you did a very good helpful job. It was interessting for me wit the combination with Topaz. In the peeping it looks a little better, but this peeping is not practicable. And for a quick workflow i try now this work in photoshop. So a very big thank to you. Greets from Stuttgart, Achim... and you are great fantastic BRAVO. Carry on

Quite instructive first look at Adobe's Super Resolution feature and what it can do. The engineers over at DxO should take a careful look at this and try to come up with something at least as capable if they want to stay at the cutting edge.

Great video! Have to try it by myself though. ;-)

tnx

Thanks for the analysis Robin - the question I have is should you preferably use this feature at the beginning of your workflow or the end. Maybe it doesn't matter either way?

This is a timely video for me. I wanted to try the Super res feature in PS and worked on it last night. I usually round trip from Lightroom to PS and then back again. It took me 2 hours of surfing the web and trying things out before I cottoned on to the fact that you cannot do this at this time. When you open a file from LR in PS there is no filmstrip. No filmstrip means no access to the Enhance command. I had no idea there was a filmstrip in PS and it took me ages to discover that this only appears when you open an image from Bridge (or drag and drop an image into PS). I selected an image from Bridge and lo and behold, there was the filmstrip in PS. The super res feature in ACR is great (as you show in your video) but it is a painful process for someone like me who has an extensive LR catalogue and who accesses PS from LR. I looked at several videos and read quite a few articles on this new feature but Robin, you are the only one who mentioned the fact that you cannot do it from LR or indeed send the DNG file back to LR. In one of the articles I read, there was a suggestion that this feature will end up in LR eventually. Cant' wait!! Thanks again for all the information you provide on your website and in your excellent instructional videos.

Thank you for your very informative video. Question: does this feature only works in RAW file? how about TIFF,PSD,PG etc files? Thank you..

For the comparison where you did Photoshop x2 what resize choice did you use? Preserve Details 2.0, Preserve Details, Bicubic Smoother, or one of the other resize options? Thank you. Good video!

Thanks. Very interesting. These files become really huge. How well are the superresolution images when you reduce them back to the original size?

Great video. Pleased that you also compared super resolution to Gigapixel AI, which I use, as I don't have Photoshop. Makes me wonder whether it is necessary for me to have a high res camera to print large; i currently use a 24mp Nikon Z6 which limits me to 24"x16" prints at 250ppi.

For fuji files would you process for super resolution in camera raw and then edit the dng file in capture one?

Thanks Robin. I have seen many vids saying how good this feature is but I always wonder whether the author of those vids has a vested interest. Now I have a review from an “honest broker”.

can you do affinity photo compositing tutorials?

could you try that with a pentax pixel-shift raw file? please! ( I d do that myself but I am currently too broke to buy all that adobe stuff plus my laptops are junk so its pointless to even think about it)

The enhance option doesn't show at all please help!

why to use this sub par method when there are tools like topaz gigapixel or topaz sharpen ai that produce much much better results and can be used with affinity photo so you dont even have to pay for photoshop subscription and their flawed software