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Topaz Labs brings Clarity to the Milky Way – Photographing the Milky WayĪdjust 5 Aperture BLack & White Black & White Conversions Black & White HDR Composition Composition in Photography Definition of High Dynamic Range Imagery Depth of Field DOF Exposure Focus HDR HDR Exposure HDRI HDR Images HDRsoft HDR Software HDR Software Review High Dynamic Range Images Histograms and HDR How far apart to space exposures How many exposures to shoot Layer Masks Lenses Lightroom Macphun Metering Nik Silver Efex pro OCF Off Camera Flash ON1 onOne software Perspective Photomatix Photomatix Pro 4.A simple and effective Lightroom HDR workflow Macphun Tonality Pro Black & White Review.Are your Lightroom Plug-ins Keeping your Color Space?.It manages post-processing workflows that work images according to your vision.

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Curves adjust tones to brighten, darken, add contrast, and to. Black and White take your color images and turns them into dynamic and dramatic black and whites. Brightness Contrast allows you to correct brightness, contrast, and saturation with this simple utility.

Why we use different lenses and why we move It allows you to edit exposure and enhance image tones without losing detail.

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One of the two I used this weekend is a film student at a major university - but, her shots show that she really has absolutely no interest and gives no thought to what she is shooting - her shots are consistently too short so that, just as whatever she's shooting starts to grab your attention, she pulls away to some other scene - my biggest pet peeve, or she stirs the cam to take it all in (what can I do with that footage?), or she zooms out so far that you can't recognize any of the faces in the scene - sorry for the rant)īut, craftech, I can make good use of these stills captured from cam footage - I just want to make them as good as they can be.įWIW, I would line up and pay plenty for a camera that, in addition to good video, could capture digi-still-cam quality stills. (OT-I get positively peeved at the results I get from some of the cam operators I've hired to help me on these three-cam shoots.

No argument with you there, craftech, except when the still camera (cheap or not) is at home, or, you've hired two additional cam operators, but there is no one to shoot the stills). While CPUs have continued to deliver performance increases through architectural innovations, faster clock speeds, and the addition of. While CPUs have improved in performance over time, GPUs are much faster. And that goes for Pinnacle or any other NLE. By default, Topaz uses your computer’s CPU or central processing unit to process the changes that it makes to your photos. "The cheapest digital still camera will do a better job any day of the week. There are many workflows out there and these are mine. I share these workflows with the hope that they will help you see how one person uses these tools. Is this good, bad, what? Should I change it to default to blend (most of my work is with video, not grabbing stills).Īlso, under what conditions would one change the field order from its default (lower field first) to upper field first? In this article, I will share both my Topaz Labs workflow and my workflow for Luminar 4 from which various Topaz Labs tools can be invoked as plugins. When I closed Vegas and reopened it, the deinterlace method defaulted to none. I forgot to take note of Vegas' default settings before making the changes suggested here. Obviously, I'm delighted to find the solution here on this forum. By chance, I tried a still capture in the Pinnacle ap (Studio 9 Quick Start - a stripped down version of S9, I guess), and the capture was crisp and clear. I was about to take the DVC back to the store because all my pics in Vegas seemed to be blurry.

The only reason I stumbled across the Pinnacle connection is because I have to use that ap to interface with the analog converter (it's a Dazzle Video Creator 90). Actually, because the footage I with which I'm working this morning was digitized from analog, I assumed that, somehow, I was losing something because, although the frames in question were shot using a shutter speed of 1/10000 second, freezing a shot of a boy catching a softball was yeilding two shadowy images of the ball. I was just about to post concerning this very problem. I am always amazed at the wealth of info available on this forum.