Auto mode decides and suggests settings to enhance your photo by selecting an AI Model and/or Setting enhancements for you.

To select this mode, click on the thunderbolt symbol.

Auto Mode’s settings appear highlighted in a lime green color shown in the Filters panel and in the file list next to each image.

The Lime green dots indicate which setting has Auto applied.

Turn off AUTO by clicking on the Thunderbolt symbol or clicking anywhere on the AI Model or Settings to change the enhancement values. The thunderbolt appears gray when turned off.

Auto Mode

The Capture tool screenshots your before and after images.

Click on the Camera icon Next to "Capture" to take the screenshot. 

This symbol appears when Split View or Side by Side view is in use.

Click on "View in Finder" for MAC or Click on "View in File Explorer" for Windows.

 Folder on your computer shows where the screenshot is saved. 

The same Capture tool is available with the Compare tool

Capture

 button at the top right of the Filters Panel below the Navigation.

The Crop panel opens and shows the different options to change the file dimensions of your image.

Select from different aspect ratios provided in the dropdown menu or set your own custom crop.

Hold the [SHIFT] key to snap images by 15 degree increments for more precise cropping.

Click on the Lock symbol to unlock the ratio size. You can type your specific width or height or resize the image manually.

Use the crop corners and lines to create a freehand crop.

Change the rotation of your image by clicking anywhere around your image in the preview and drag it around. You can review the degree of the angle rotation located in the Crop panel.

To undo your custom crop, click on the "Reset" button to return the crop to its original ratio.

Change the orientation of your crop by selecting the opposing arrow symbol between the Width and Height.

Once you have decided on your crop, click "Apply".

Crop

Utilize the Compare Tool to review different AI models at a glance.

A small pop up panel prompts you to select up to four different AI models to compare. You do not need to select four models every time. 2 or 3 models still make the Compare Tool accessible. 

A four window view shows the AI models selected. A blue outline highlights the active quadrant. 

You can click on a window and then change the AI model using the panel on the right.

To add another window to compare, select the 

Once you are satisfied with your comparison, click on 

Compare 

Review and see changes you have made to images with the File List located at the bottom of the Gigapixel AI screen.

There are two ways to expand or collapse the file list. 

Hover on the black line that separates the Preview and the File List. The line changes to blue. Click and drag the file list to the desired location across the preview. 

Locate the arrow button on the left side of the "Add Image" button. 

Click on the arrow to collapse the file list. Use the same button to expand the file list. The default shows four files expanded in view. 

You can also choose the fixed expander button in the Gigapixel Main Menu, select 

Use the file list to compare and review what settings you have applied.

The file list is broken down into several smaller categories:

 - Files will be shown in Alphabetical order. When additional images are imported after already using the app, these files will be shown at the bottom of the file list.

 The before and after file size after upscaling or cropping - these values will change based on your Resize Mode settings.

 Whatever model is used to enhance the file, the name will be displayed in color. Each AI Model has its own designated color.


 The strength of how much noise is suppressed is indicated by a number value.

 The intensity of how much sharpness is added from the image is indicated by a number value.

 When face recovery is turned on, a number value will appear. The intensity of how much Face Recovery strength is used is indicated by a number value.

 "ON" appears when Gamma Correction is applied. "OFF" appears when Gamma Correction is not applied.

A green Thunderbolt symbol indicates when the 'Auto' setting is applied in the Filters Panel. This setting only applies to the AI Models or Settings.

Green numbers indicate values from refining Denoise & Sharpen.

Functions

Auto Mode

Capture

Crop

Compare

File List Interface