Category Archives: Topaz Clarity

May 24
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Shine On!

By | Canon 6D, Canon HDR Photography, Georgia, HDR Photography, Photomatix, Photoshop, Topaz Adjust, Topaz Clarity, Topaz Detail, Travel | No Comments
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Shine On! HDR + Topaz Clarity

Today’s photograph takes us back to my trip to Georgia a few weeks back, this sunset was one of the best during the trip and I took many shots from different angles and compositions.  I decided to edit this one last night using Photomatix, Photoshop and Topaz Labs plug-ins. First I took the 5 exposures from my Canon 6D  and ran them through Photomatix then, imported them to Photoshop and used Topaz Clarity to enhance the overall contrast. Next I used Topaz Detail to bring out a little bit more of the details in the image this was mostly seen in the sun rays. After that I used Topaz adjust to make minor adjustments to the color by starting with a preset then dialing it down just a bit.

Let me know what you think!

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May 21
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Topaz Clarity Results

By | Canon HDR Photography, HDR Software, Photography, Tech Talk, Topaz Clarity | No Comments
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Topaz Clarity First Look

Last week I had the opportunity to test the new product Clarity from Topaz Labs, and I must say I like it! The layout is like most other products from Topaz Labs and the version I had was limited on the presets. With only a couple included for landscapes (in the beta version)  but both seemed to do a pretty good job at adjusting the contrast in the image.  I used it on a few images that I had yet to process, these images were only processed using the Clarity software. Below are a couple photographs that I edited using Topaz Clarity, the included presets were used as a starting point and some slight adjustments were made from there.  To purchase Topaz Clarity click here, and use promo code: claritynew before May 31,2013 for a special reduced price! 🙂

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Topaz Clarity Test image

The left half is edited with Topaz Clarity, right half is straight out of the camera.

 

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Edited using Topaz Clarity.