These two images of the Yaquina Head Lighthouse (Oregon Coast) illustrate what one can do with Luminar AI and ImageFramer Pro.
The first image is right out of the camera. In the second, I cropped the image to move the lighthouse off center, added clouds, and did a small amount of additional tweaking. The last change was to add a frame to set off the photograph.
With the ImageFramer Pro version there are hundreds of frames. I'm still looking for something simpler than what is shown in this example. This gives readers an idea of what is possible.
Physlab
Good job! Goes from rather mundane to marketable, thanks to your excellent "tweaks"!
That is a great photo and I like what you did for #2.
Thank you. It almost requires someone with an artistic bent to create an appropriate frame. I'm still experimenting.
As you likely know, Luminar 4 and Luminar AI will be replaced with Luminar Neo - to come out next month. I'm working with a beta version and it is looking good.
Physlab
The edited version is really nice, but. There’s’s always a but. I would do always, I would do away with the frame. I think it is distracting from a very well done image.
Archboo3 wrote:
The edited version is really nice, but. There’s’s always a but. I would do always, I would do away with the frame. I think it is distracting from a very well done image.
Fair criticism. I'm still experimenting and it is easy to get carried away with the possibilities. A little like pushing HDR to extremes.
Within the ImageFramer software, I'm looking for what would be a thin "chrome" frame or the type frequently used to frame a photograph or painting. So far, I've yet to locate such a frame.
Physlab
Physlab wrote:
These two images of the Yaquina Head Lighthouse (Oregon Coast) illustrate what one can do with Luminar AI and ImageFramer Pro.
The first image is right out of the camera. In the second, I cropped the image to move the lighthouse off center, added clouds, and did a small amount of additional tweaking. The last change was to add a frame to set off the photograph.
With the ImageFramer Pro version there are hundreds of frames. I'm still looking for something simpler than what is shown in this example. This gives readers an idea of what is possible.
Physlab
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This is excellent. I really like how you framed it with #2. Did you use Photoshop for #2 ??
Physlab wrote:
Thank you. It almost requires someone with an artistic bent to create an appropriate frame. I'm still experimenting.
As you likely know, Luminar 4 and Luminar AI will be replaced with Luminar Neo - to come out next month. I'm working with a beta version and it is looking good.
Physlab
you answered my earlier question - about using Photoshop. I see you used Luminar 4 and not Photoshop if I am reading this correctly.
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