Product Review: Luminar Noiseless AI
Noise Reduction Powered by AI
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Noise Reduction Powered by AI
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Composition is a huge consideration when we shoot, and once we get an image out of the camera and into our digital darkroom, we’re often limited in what we can do to edit its composition and control the path our viewer’s eye takes across the photograph. There are other things, however, that we can do in post to grab the attention of the viewer but with a bit more control and flexibility. One such thing that takes an equally high standing to composition is light.
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Winter photos are cold by their very nature, but there’s something we can do to help our winter...
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Image quality is made up of several factors: brightness, tonality, dynamic range, contrast, and sharpness. Out of this list, taking sharp photos is a high priority for all photographers. Achieving what has come to be known as “tack-sharp” photos involves using quality gear and doing lots of small things to the best of our ability. Tack sharp describes a photo that’s clean and crisp, with the main subject clearly in focus and no blurring. Some of these “small things” will apply to certain situations and some won’t, but the more of them we use, the sharper our images will be.
Read MoreDave Williams is an Aurora EXPERT. Watch this Photo Tip Friday to see him share his advice on photographing the Aurora Borealis!
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