French Flag with Statues
The way I would edit it - French Flag on Building
The last time I was in Paris was a while ago. Since then, not only my camera equipment has changed, but also my editing style. At that time, I controlled quite a lot about HDR. It's definitely a great effect to create great images with! In the meantime, however, I've become a big fan of warm brown tones. Pictures can look a bit "over the top" with that. I love it.
Das letzte Mal das ich in Paris war ist schon etwas her. Seit dem hat sich nicht nur mein Kameraequipment verändert, sondern auch mein Bearbeitungsstil. Damals habe ich recht viel über HDR geregelt. Das ist auf jeden Fall ein toller Effekt, mit dem man tolle Bilder erstellen kann! Mittlerweile bin ich allerdings ein großer Fan von warmen Brauntönen geworden. Bilder können dabei auch gerne etwas "Over the Top" aussehen. Ich liebs.
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Black and White - French Flag on Building
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Do you use ready-made presets or manual settings? What is an editor?
I am using Lightroom Classic. For some images, I also have Aurora HDR from Luminar that I use as Lightroom Plug In.
I've got some split-tone presets I use as a starting point and tweak it further. Made around 5 alone for autumn styled photos. :)
Lightroom itself successfully copes with HDR technology. As well as with a panorama.
I usually like manual settings, but there is also Nick Collection with many presets that works well with Lightroom.
I've read about the Nick Collection. It's paid I think? - I made all my presets myself for example the split toning to a warm brown tone, but I edit every photo individually - but it's nice to have a starting point. Right at the beginning, I lost time or details due to wrong orders in which I did my edits. Denoise, Curves etc., are something that I mostly do right at the beginning. In the past I started from the top with exposure etc., depending on the photo it gets really noisy when it's to much underexposed right out of the camera - which could have been avoided when using the curves and so on. So presets really improved my workflow :)
Yes I like the HDR capabilities of Lightroom - Aurora HDR does a lot with AI and some tweaks the program does are sometimes awesome (not always), but some look excellent - edited in a way I would never have think of.
It's paid, but you can try to find someone and a free version.
Lightroom itself also has a set of presets. True, I prefer to select the settings manually, it's interesting.
I also liked to make color abstractions from photos in crooked tones)
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amazing view my friend