Have you checked out Film Pack 7 by DxO yet? Awesome program if you adore film emulators like I do. So many options for colour and B&W, plus the Time Machine is in there too. Get a history lesson AND some vintage inspiration all at the same time.
A little while back I wrote a review on the SJCam Action Camera C300, little did I know when I first started using it how versatile this little camera could be and just how much I would be using it.
In the dynamic world of photography, there exists a fascinating dichotomy between traditionalists and pioneers. On one hand, some adhere to the time-tested techniques and conventions of the craft, cherishing its rich history and heritage. But on the other hand, there are the pioneers, pushing boundaries, embracing innovation, and reshaping the very definition of what photography can be.
Which software applications were most favored by photographers in 2023, and are therefore leading the industry in 2024?
A super quick and easy one for today, how to export your images from DXO Photolab7 to your PC.
In the world of photography, light is the key element that can make or break an image. Natural light, with its warmth and authenticity, is often a preferred choice for photographers seeking to capture genuine moments.
Do you enjoy film emulators? Those that can add an analog or retro film look to your digital photos? Then perhaps you might like to check out DxO Time Machine. It’s available in Photolab7 (with the Film Pack add-on) and FilmPack 7. I have been playing with Film Pack 7 a lot lately and love the results.
Check out the various panels or palettes in DxO PhotoLab7, where they are and what they do. Join me as I do a basic edit on a photo from my Vintage Fairy series. It doesn’t take a lot to make your images look amazing.
Join me for another DxO PhotoLab 7 tutorial! In this video, I run through how to export from Lightroom Classic into PhotoLab 7, just in case you want to keep your Lightroom Catalogues. It’s not overly complicated, just something you need to be aware of.
