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Processed with
ContrastMaster
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This shot was taken
by Shanna Rowlands. The contrast in the photo is a bit
low.
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After applying ContrastMaster
the image become quite vivid. The blue sky was masked
out with ContrastMaster's color mask feature to avoid
emphasizing it.
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| A foggy, dark
and low-contrast scene with little appeal... |
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.. was transformed
into a spectacular image by ContrastMaster. It almost looks
like a HDR photo. |
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| This photo
of a dog is a bit soft and flat. |
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ContrastMaster
added a lot of contrast to the fur, eyes, snout and tongue
of the dog. |
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| Another photo
taken by Shanna Rowlands. Great shot but with low contrast
from the bad weather. |
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With the help
of ContrastMaster it looks crisper and comes to life. |
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| This snowy
and extremely foggy scene was shot using an old 1.2 Megapixel
digital camera. Usually you would throw away such a bad
shot. |
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ContrastMaster
managed to bring out a lot of details and make the photo
look almost like a painting. Even the small snow flakes
are better visible. |
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| It is no surprise
that this photo of a wall has a low contrast range |
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ContrastMaster
made the photo more vivid by emphasizing many details in
the wall. |
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