Topaz: Image Enhance Wonder 3.5
Upscale and enhance a single image using Topaz's Wonder 3.5 generative model, which adds fine detail, reduces noise, and sharpens text and structured graphics while offering Low, Medium, and High enhancement strengths. The workflow takes 1 input image and produces 1 enhanced output alongside a side-by-side comparison view. Ideal for restoring old or compressed photos, improving product shots and marketing visuals, and preparing low-resolution images for print or large-format display.
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This workflow compares an original image against a Topaz Wonder 3.5–enhanced result using a simple, controlled A/B setup. The LoadImage node provides the source, TopazImageEnhanceV2 applies Wonder 3.5 with a selectable enhancement strength (Low, Medium, or High), and ImageCompare renders a side-by-side view so you can judge fine detail, noise handling, and text/edge clarity. SaveImageAdvanced captures outputs so you can review results across runs.
Methodologically, you hold the model and input constant and vary only the enhancement strength across sequential runs. Low generally preserves natural texture and grain while reducing noise modestly; Medium aims for a balanced boost in detail and denoising; High pushes aggressive detail synthesis, stronger sharpening, and more assertive noise removal. Expect sharper text and structured graphics at higher strengths, but watch for oversharpening, altered grain, or fabricated micro-texture—especially on skin and smooth gradients.
Use the A/B view to decide which trade-off best suits your subject and output requirements.
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You compare the original image against an enhanced/upscaled version produced by Topaz Wonder 3.5, varying only the enhancement strength (Low, Medium, High) across sequential runs to see how detail, noise, and text clarity change.
Low makes subtle, conservative changes that preserve texture and grain while reducing noise. Medium aims for a balanced increase in detail and sharper edges. High applies the strongest denoise/sharpen/detail synthesis, which can boost text and structured graphics but may introduce oversharpening or invented micro-texture on some photos.
Keep the input image and model constant, change only the strength, and review outputs at the same zoom level. Save each result with a strength label using SaveImageAdvanced so you can compare versions consistently and revisit choices later.
By default, the workflow compares original vs enhanced for a single strength. To view all three simultaneously, run and save each strength sequentially, then compare the saved files in your viewer. If you want a multi-branch comparison inside ComfyUI, duplicate the TopazImageEnhanceV2 branch and add additional ImageCompare nodes.