by AndyBell | July 15, 2018 | Photo Software Reviews
IN the previous set of articles, here, here and here, I looked at the various options each converter presented. But now it is the moment of truth. It's time to look at the results! The original image: Original Image, no processing Photolemur Photolemur's result Producing this image took no effort on my part at all [...]Like this:
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by AndyBell | July 9, 2018 | Photo Software Reviews
In the previous post I looked at DXO, Lightroom and Exposure X3. They all have a similar approach to RAW development and image editing. Luminar and the Smart Photo Editor are different in their approaches and I will now examine them. Luminar Luminar is, as far as the Windows version is concerned, the new kid [...]Like this:
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by AndyBell | July 6, 2018 | Photo Software Reviews
For the previous post in this series, click here. Last time I took a look at Photolemur. This time, I'm looking at Lightroom, DXO and Exposure X3. This section looks at their general usage and at their specific strengths and weaknesses. Interface All three have a remarkably similar interface as you can see from this [...]Like this:
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by AndyBell | July 5, 2018 | Photo Software Reviews
In this section I will look at the converter's individually and point out specific and unique characteristics of each. This will be a multi-part section as doing it all in one post will be too large. For the previous post, which compared all the converter's basic capabilities, click here. Photolemur This is a totally unique [...]Like this:
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by AndyBell | July 4, 2018 | Photo Software Reviews
This post lists the main processing capabilities that the converters support. For the previous article in this series, click here. Overview Most, but not all, of the converters being tested here support both basic and advanced image processing. Photolemur is, of course, totally automatic. I have made educated guesses at what it supports, based on [...]Like this:
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