When I use this app I actually don’t use the “textures”, I use the color adjustments, color overlays and light leaks, pretty much everything except the textures!
Step Three: Color adjustments! Another new toy I got myself for Christmas – Topaz Texture Effects. I also have Topaz Adjust, this app has some interesting options, but I really haven’t used it that much – but I do like the “sketch” filters! Step Two: Boost the details! Topaz Clarity is one of my new toys, this app adjusts the contrast of a photo on a number of different levels, which helps bring more detail into low light images. Then sharpen the image just enough to bring up the contrast without adding the artifacts back in. What I have to do in Lightroom is pretty simple – get rid of the color artifacts that show up in low light shots. I have been using my own textures and fine art textures from couple other designers for a few years now, but recently I decided to try some of the filters and apps offered by Topaz Labs. I also started using Adobe Lightroom, since a lot of photos that I take here in my living room seem to suffer from lack of light!įirst, I followed a few tutorials for Lightroom, and I actually sat through the entire thing! I usually just play around in the program until I get the effect I want then move on. Problem was… I simply wasn’t concentrating on how I got from point A to point B, so the next time I went to use the program I’d get frustrated when trying to duplicate some simple effect I accomplished in a previous session. Working smarter with a new workflow! New Workflow Featuring Topaz Labs Filters and Photomelange Textures
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