macOS application: Aurora HDR 2018 Developer: Skylum (formerly Macphun; name change in progress) Download: $99 from the Aurora HDR website We have already noted
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macOS application: Aurora HDR 2018 Developer: Skylum (formerly Macphun; name change in progress) Download: $99 from the Aurora HDR website We have already noted
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Developer: Skylum  Luminar website (formerly Macphun: the changeover is in progress) Download: $69 In Part One, we overviewed Luminar 2018; here in Part Two,
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Luminar 2018 — Beyond the Basics, Part One Developer: Skylum (formerly Macphun) Luminar website Download: $69 Last year, 2017, was a busy one for
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This week we are joined by Kevin La Rue of Macphun – now renamed Skylum Software, to talk about Luminar, Macphun photo software,the change
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MyMac enthusiastically reviewed Aurora HDR when it was first introduced a year ago (December, 2015). Now Macphun has released a new-and-improved version, Aurora HDR 2017. With it, you can energize and intensify your photographs as with no other current Mac photo app Ive used.
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There is a long history of monochromatic images created by humans. Chauvet Cave in France is credited with having some of the earliest, dating back 30,000 years or more. Tonality by Macphun works to bring this long standing artistic practice forward into the current century. The easy to discover and use tools available in Tonality will assist photographers and graphic artists of all skill levels to explore this age-old tradition.
Read MoreI take pictures. Thats it. I don’t edit or adjust because frankly I don’t how. When the opportunity arose for me to review Focus 2 I took it as a personal challenge.
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Adobe has chosen to charge for Photoshop use of its professional Creative Cloud software on a subscription basis. This monthly fee is beyond the reach of many small businesses, semi-pro photographers, and home users. As a result, a flock of new photo editing applications are rapidly being released. The quality and features of these new downloadable competitors range from inexpensive one-trick ponies to comprehensive full-featured editors.
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One of Photoshop’s many features is the ability to remove unwanted objects or people from a photo with a fancy-sounding technique called Content Aware Fill. For a fraction of the cost, you can achieve the same result with Snapheal from MacPhun. In addition, you can also fix old scanned photos, erase text, adjust exposure and saturation, and more.
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Originally, this was going to be an FX Photo Studio Pro for the Mac review. However, the company approached me about reviewing the iOS version also and now you are getting two reviews in one.
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