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Author Archives: Geoff Shaw
DxO Photolab
Overview DxO photolab works well as either a standalone program or a plugin to Lightroom and Photoshop (and perhaps other packages). It is a comprehensive non-destructive Raw image editor with a large array of adjustments/filters, and a suite of presets … Continue reading
Topaz Labs AI Software – Sharpen, Denoise, Gigapixel, PhotoAI
Topaz labs have made a range of specialist image processing software over the years. Their focus has become AI (“artificial intelligence”) based tools. There are lots of detailed reviews on the web, so I will just do a quick overview … Continue reading
HowTo – Starburst
Page in progress… stuff from Tim Here is a link to a video which I thought was pretty good for the starburst effect: I tried this out and I did not have as much success as was evident in the … Continue reading
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Colour Management
PAGE IN DEVELOPMENT Colour vision and the human colour perception metamerism basic concepts of colour capabilities of devices, why use a colour management workflow? gamut colour space mapping between RGB, CMYK, LAB. Color spaces sRGB vs AdobeRGB RAW –> demosaicing/interpolation. … Continue reading
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Basic Edits – Colour
Colour is complex, and you can find hundreds of books on the topic and a search for “photography colour management” on a popular search engine found 121 million hits today. My notes here will be just a brief introduction. I … Continue reading
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GIMP – GNU Image Manipulation Program
GIMP is a cross-platform image editor available for GNU/Linux, OS X, Windows and more operating systems. It is free software. GIMP provides sophisticated image editing tools similar to those in Photoshop. There is a vast array of 3rd party plugins that can extend the functionality of GIMP. Continue reading
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Luminar
The current offering from Skylum (as at Jan 2023) is Luminar Neo. https://skylum.com/luminar It offers extensive AI based editing functionality. It has powerful editing filters, layers (so you can do things like replace skies, and make composit images, apply texture … Continue reading
Artistic
The ultimate aim of post processing is to produce photographic art, be it a relatively straight forward edit of light and shadow, or more complex manipulations including compositing. This section will cover some Artistic aspects of photography from inspiration to … Continue reading
Resize an Image
When you have finished editing your masterpiece, you may want to save a copy with a different size. For example, for WCC competitions, images can be no wider than 1920 pixels and no higher than 1080 pixels. Continue reading
Basic Edits – Selections
Selections are used to define areas to be selectively adjusted, to cut and paste parts of images, and to limit where edits are applied. Continue reading