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Tag Archives: post processing photos
From One, Many — No. 3
Just a quick post . . . And from there . . .
Cosmic Moon
I follow the blog Cosmic Focus where a recent post showed a photo of the moon. I hesitate posting other people’s photos here (as in: I rarely do) so if you want to see the photo, it’s HERE. If I … Continue reading
From One, Many — No. 2
And from there . . .
From One, Many — No. 1
And from there . . .
Aurora HDR 2019 vs. Luminar 3
Aurora HDr does great with bracketed shots and my last post showed it capably handles single photos . . . but, what about Luminar 3 by the same company? OK, OK, I’m probably burning out my few readers with these … Continue reading
Aurora HDR 2019 Software – Part 4 (the Singles)
OK, if you don’t know about Aurora HDR 2019 by now, it means you’re not reading my posts. That means it’s no use for me to review what these posts are about. If you have been reading, then I can … Continue reading
Aurora HDR 2019 Software – Part 3
In case anyone forgot or didn’t read Part 1 or Part 2, this and the two previous posts are about software (Aurora HDR 2019) geared toward processing scenes shot with bracketed exposures. The software is by Skylum and some might … Continue reading
