Recommended Photoshop Plugins

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Originally Posted by plugsnpixels

Exactly. It's when we step out of the optimal range for some reason that the trouble starts ;-). I don't find it necessary to treat the majority of my photos.

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It probably depends on the context in which we're shooting; if I under-expose a landscape by 3 stops I just reshoot it; for trickier exposures I'll combine multiple shots 32x 3200 ISO shots looks like ISO 100 to 200 (or use a few flashes).

I've heard others mention the combo exposure approach to noise reduction (as opposed to HDR); I haven't tried it myself.

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Originally Posted by plugsnpixels

I've heard others mention the combo exposure approach to noise reduction (as opposed to HDR); I haven't tried it myself.

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It works well so long as there isn't movement. If there IS movement you can also use it to simulate the effect of a long exposure.

guys... you gotta try FRACTALIUS


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BZChi7d, now THERE'S a great example of something you can't do natively in an image editor!

I like Topaz Adjust and Portrait Professional.

Either of the above can be over used but when used with a light touch, they are a quick way to enhance or just plain change an image.

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...p;d=1256068761