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Corrected with
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Nice photo,
but I wish a polarizer filter would have been in my photo
bag.
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Fortunately, LightMachine's
Colors Pro simulated a nice polarizer effect. Only the
sky was adjusted and the rest of the image stayed the
same.
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This photo
is nice.
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But after using LightMachine's
Virtual Studio Pro mode for placing a light spot behind
the hut on the right and colorizing the spot as well
as the background, the photo looks exceptional.
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| What
color should my next skirt have? One of the tough decisions
in a woman's life. So lets take a photo of the current skirt
and see what LightMachine can do... |
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Yellow?
I don't know. Green? Oh no. Light Blue? Hmmm. Red? Yes,
that's it! LightMachine really makes it easy to decide. |
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| When
taking photo at night in a city, you always get these orange
colors which can get boring after dozens of photos. |
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LightMachine's
Colors Pro mode transformed the orange into pure white without
affecting the nice blue towers in the background. |
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