Jock Elliott
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- Troy, NY
Early this AM I received an email inviting me to enter a contest and receive a free copy of Photolemur 3. So I did. It appears to be a fully automated program for improving photographs. I then played with the same photographs using DXO 9 (using one of the HDR presets) and Luminar 3 (using a couple of the quick adjustment sliders, adjusting to what I thought looked good).
The original, one of my typical "fascinated with the sky" shots where everything else tends to go black:
Photolemur 3:
DXO 9:
Luminar 3:
The original. What struck me here was the patch of leaves in the woods that appeared to be glowing, contrasted with the gravestones:
Photolemur 3:
DXO 9:
Luminar 3:
Both Photolemur and DXO will automatically export a processed photo to the folder from which it originated. Luminar does not; you have to navigate to that folder, and Luminar will continue to export to that folder until to tell it to export to a different folder.
Cheers, Jock
The original, one of my typical "fascinated with the sky" shots where everything else tends to go black:
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Photolemur 3:
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DXO 9:
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Luminar 3:
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The original. What struck me here was the patch of leaves in the woods that appeared to be glowing, contrasted with the gravestones:
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Photolemur 3:
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DXO 9:
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Luminar 3:
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Both Photolemur and DXO will automatically export a processed photo to the folder from which it originated. Luminar does not; you have to navigate to that folder, and Luminar will continue to export to that folder until to tell it to export to a different folder.
Cheers, Jock
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