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03-JUL-2018 Paul Alters

Trying A new Program

Kanopolis State Park

This is a new program that radically edits landscapes with presets and sliders. It has great potential but at the same time it looks like it has a learning curve too.

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Canon Image Challenge06-Jul-2018 15:05
Same here!! Capturing the Milky Way is on my short to do list! To be successful I need to drive to a dark sky area I know of in the flint hills a couple hours south of here with clear and moonless sky. Clear and moonless don’t always conside with each other tho. Paul
Guest 05-Jul-2018 22:57
So the milky way is essentially pasted in stock imagery?
I would be more impressed if you had captured it.
Canon Image Challenge05-Jul-2018 22:21
Done, the original from my iphone is in pending.
Paul
Canon Image Challenge05-Jul-2018 22:18
It has a milky way background file it uses along with dozens and dozens of others. I'll upload the original in Pending.

Paul
Canon Image Challenge05-Jul-2018 10:38
How was a milky way effect achieved with a daytime photo?
Your camera (type not shown) must have tremendous dynamic range.

Dave
Canon Image Challenge05-Jul-2018 04:03
Honestly I don’t know since I haven’t dove that deep into it yet. I know there are countless skies one can choose I just picked this one since it was so radically different but there are many ones that are more subtle. I’d suggest you go to the website for a look and possibly download of a trial for your self. Paul
Canon Image Challenge05-Jul-2018 02:24
Program looks interesting.
Can you feed it your own skies?

Jim
Canon Image Challenge05-Jul-2018 01:42
The program is called landscape pro and is made by the same makers of Portrait Pro, a program I used to have and use when I was doing portraits for the BSA. They offer a free trial which I’m exploring at the moment and it does offer radical adjustments. The original of this was a daytime photo in bright sunlight and blue skies.
https://www.landscapepro.pics/#. Paul.
Guest 03-Jul-2018 22:03
Is that heaven?
Canon Image Challenge03-Jul-2018 20:06
What is the program? It gives a very interesting result.

Jim