- Location
- Berlin, Germany
- Name
- Lothar
I use several photo editors and own quite a few more (PS, LR, DxO PL, ON1, Affinity, Luminar 4, Luminar Neo, ...). I am not a fan of Adobe's subscription model and think their noise reduction/sharpening algorithms still suck when compared to the likes of Topaz, DxO or ON1.
Yet, I am absolutely blown away by Photoshop's new 'Remove' tool, for now available only in a Beta release. In bird photography, and not only there, this comes VERY handy.
Below is a before-and-after example. Neither makes for a great shot, but the difference is stunning nonetheless. I could have gone on, removing even more of the twigs. I used only this tool, no cloning or anything else. If you pixel peep, you will find issues - the 'Remove' tool is by no means perfect. The overall level of change is impressive though. IMO, this is a very useful tool.
Yet, I am absolutely blown away by Photoshop's new 'Remove' tool, for now available only in a Beta release. In bird photography, and not only there, this comes VERY handy.
Below is a before-and-after example. Neither makes for a great shot, but the difference is stunning nonetheless. I could have gone on, removing even more of the twigs. I used only this tool, no cloning or anything else. If you pixel peep, you will find issues - the 'Remove' tool is by no means perfect. The overall level of change is impressive though. IMO, this is a very useful tool.
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