What I decided to do in this blog is to show you my workflow and post-processing a photo that I took the other day. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to email me, I will answer them as soon as possible, however, I am leaving for Canada on Tuesday and will not be back until the following Monday morning. I will be up photographing Snowy, Northern Hawk, and Great Gray Owls in Alberta Canada.
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The original |
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The original with Lightroom adjustments |
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The screen to open Topaz photoFXlab.exe. I have Lightroom configured to use the shortcut > control + shift + E |
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Inside photoFXlab click plug-ins |
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Here is the list of plug-ins |
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Click Clarity |
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First pick the collection then pick the preset |
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Steps to use in clarity |
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You follow the same steps as you did in clarity with detail except detail will allow you to apply your settings and then add additional settings in a different portion of detail. |
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In the main Topaz photoFXlab window you can do further adjustments to the picture if needed then click okay which will bring the picture back into Lightroom |
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In Lightroom, I first adjusted the highlights because there were a few blinkies present and then I cropped the picture |
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Final image |
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An animated GIF showing original and final image |
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