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Feb
03

Free Luminar Presets – Wildlife Presets

Just like the presets in Lightroom, you have presets in Luminar also. In the case of Luminar, it is known by the name “Luminar Looks.” Many people got frustrated with Lightroom’s monthly subscription model and are looking for a good Lightroom alternative that comes with a one-time price. Luminar is one such alternative that is capable of doing the same photo editing job and much more. I am giving away 10 Wildlife Luminar presets that I have developed. You can download it for free. You can use it with Luminar 4 for personal and commercial use.

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Jan
20

PhotoGlory Photo Restoration Software Review

Are you looking to turn your old black and white photos taken using film cameras to color, or fix the scratches and damages on old pictures? The PhotoGlory old photo restoration software claims to fix these photo defects with the help of AI. So, I will review the PhotoGlory and will restore some of my old photos to see whether it does the job or not.

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Jan
05

How to Crop a Layer in Photoshop – 3 Best Methods

When you try to crop an image in Photoshop that has got multiple layers, then the normal crop will result in cropping of all the layers. Sometimes, you only want to apply the crop to a single layer alone. In this Photoshop tutorial, I will teach you, how to crop a layer in photoshop in 3 different ways. You can use either of these methods to crop a layer.

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Dec
30

Vibrance vs Saturation in Photography – The Key Differences

Vibrance vs Saturation can be a confusing topic, especially if you are a newbie in photography. When you import your image for editing in any photo editing software, you will have the option to tweak the picture’s vibrance and saturation. You can get it totally wrong if you don’t understand what these two settings can do. In this guide, I will explain both vibrance and saturation in detail 😇.

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Dec
06

Best Lightroom Export Settings For Facebook 2021

Do you feel that your image lacks quality after uploading it to Facebook? If yes, then this article is for you. Most of the photographers will be using Lightroom for editing images. But, you may not be using the right export settings. In this tutorial, I will teach you, how to use the best Lightroom Export settings for Facebook. It will ensure that your pictures are displayed in the best quality.

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Nov
12

Lightroom Soft Proofing for Better Photo Prints

Do you feel that the photo print looks different from what you see in your computer display ☹️? If yes, then it can because of two reasons. Firstly, you will be using an uncalibrated monitor. Secondly, the color profile of the image is not matching with the color profile of the printer 🖨 and the photo paper type. In this article, I will teach you how to do soft proofing in Lightroom for better prints 😇. So, I will be addressing the second issue here.

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