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November 5, 2020
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Why is my Colorize Neural Filter so slow ?

  • November 5, 2020
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I'd like to dabble with the Colorize Neural Filter in PS2021 but I'm finding it painfully slow as in it takes 3-5 minutes to make changes to an A4 JPG RGB image. All the online tutorials are near instant so figure I'm getting something wrong here !

I have reasonably fast Windows 10 PC, lots of RAM, decent graphics card and 200Mbs broadband speed.

Any help appreciated !

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springfield_tom
Participant
March 31, 2021

I'm having the same problem, I think I've narrowed it down to the CPU not supporting AVX2 instruction set, which was released with Intel Core 4000-series (Haswell) CPUs. I only have a Core 2000-series (Sandy Bridge), which I noticed you have as well. I've tested this on other systems with higher than Core 4000 series parts, and it works almost instantaneously.

Kevin Stohlmeyer
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 5, 2020

The online tutorials are using a much smaller image. A4 isn't that huge in file size matters, but when running a complex (beta) feature like this - it could take some time. I tested on a similar sized image and it took a little over 3:20 to show results.

Paul5DF8Author
Participant
November 5, 2020

Okay thanks ...... its not just me then !!!

Mylenium
Legend
November 5, 2020

Could simply be the complexity of the image and/ or the server-side AI not yet having enough samples in its database to arrive faster at a solution. If no solution exists, those algorithms can chew through millions of iterations before arriving at a result. Other than that of course these could simply be the usual hardware-acceleration issues that seem to be a major disaster in 2020, so perhaps spend some time on checking your graphics hardwar, updating drivers and al lthat good stuff.

 

Mylenium