Did you know that Radiant Photo can process portraits in only two seconds? And beautifully? Without overprocessing? What does Radiant Photo do? When you open an image, Radiant Photo analyzes each of your images and selects the ideal optimization for each photo. It does so without presets, although it has
If I told you that Radiant Photo processed portraits instantly — and did it well — would you be interested? What does Radiant Photo do? When you open an image, Radiant Photo analyzes each image and suggests edits that it feels is best for each photo. Rather than applying presets,
Brand new to the market is Radiant Photo, created by photographers for photographers. Radiant offers simple, quick and powerful AI photo editing for landscapes, portraits or anything else your heart desires. I was given a copy to try out and ran it through its paces with some portraits. So let’s
Last week I wrote about how to find people in your photographs with Excire Search 2 Pro’s Search for Faces feature. This gave me a great and easy way to find any people that were in my food photographs, so the magazine I work with could generate some lifestyle spreads.
I’ve long been a fan of Excire Search, a tool that lets me find images based on subject, color, faces and more in my Lightroom Classic catalog. It highlights the power of artificial intelligence (AI), without sending your photos to the cloud, meaning that your photos stay private and on
Excire Search, the AI-powered search tool for Lightroom Classic, has released Excire Search 2. Available for limited-time upgrade pricing of $49 (or $79 for new customers), Excire Search scans your Lightroom Classic catalog and then lets you search by object, color and more. With version 2, Excire Search has added
When photographing people we’ve all come across those subjects who seem to be plagued by red, blotchy skin that really pops out in the photo.
Portrait Retouching with Luminar is a three part series: Enhancing Eyes and Facial Features; Smoothing Skin, Sculpting the Face and Removing Blemishes; and Adding a Finishing Touch.
This option is new to Lightroom CC, and Im still finding the right way to use it in my workflow. Basically, it gathers pictures together based on the faces it can recognize in the image. The more I think about it, the more I see some powerful uses for it.
