Astrophotography post processing with open source software on Linux.

Sometimes I have fun by pulling an old, not so good photo out of the archives and trying to improve it. This photo of two guys on a lake was taken in the summer after noon, in harsh backlight, with a cheap

Friday. Pretty much like last week, I barely made my 10k steps today. I was driving home to get some more googly eyes, picked up Hazel to help her carry some office equipment into the federally recommended

A few years ago, I purchased Phase One: Capture One software to edit my photographs. I usually post-process 90% of my photographs with Adobe Camera RAW and mastered an efficient workflow over the course

Photos taken outside of East Glacier, Montana with a 5D Mark III and 85mm f1.8 lens. Had just finished raining and the sun decided to peak out on a day in late October, a stunning time to witness the seasons!

Look at this video... what do you think? It is all rendered or combined with video post processing? Source of shared Link

One evening at Lieksa when we were driving it happened to be the golden hour, so I said to my dad we should get to a place where I could capture the sunset. He knew there's a bridge nearby where we got

I encountered this abandoned/unused gas station near Heinola, on day 32 of my cycling tour. When I was putting together the pictures, I noticed I can actually easily adjust the pictures within the gallery

I read this article the other day and in it describes a technique to increase the amount of detail and to reduce the noise of digital photographic images. The method requires that one take multiple images

Edited Original You must like to watch eye-pleasing Landscape photos. But you may don't know the hard work behind capturing such beautiful and mesmerizing Photographs. Making a final image combines both

Sepia Tones? Black and White? Or, the Original in Colour? Lately, I have been trying my hand at some post processing. In this case, I have three versions.... The Sepia Antique look the Bklack and White,

O shit, it has been a long time since I did my last Beats & Process. Anyway, the good thing about that is that I got a lot of new tunes! My live stream is at DLive

Throwback -/+8. Gloria from Astoria. Casio Exilim + Photoshop. Towards the EL, passing the BK. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

You can see Fresh Eyes New Inspiration: Part I - Landscapes here. From Part I: One of the great things about digital photography is that you can process your 'negatives' as many times as you like. You

Above, Nobska Light, with a little crunch in post-processing. Exploring Styles In Post Processing I need your help! I have processed the image in 3 styles. Can you post in comments what each style makes

Sometimes AI-filters could convincingly compensate limitations of smartphone camera

It's been a few days since my last article here. I was quite busy working on new vlogs and didn't have much time to write. But today I want to share with you some post processing tutorials, which I recorded

I sometimes get asked, if I process my photos. And the answer is yes. Since I'm photographing in RAW format there's no way around it. My aim when taking photos is to capture as much information of a scene

Today I want to share a foggy landscape by the river and my experience of creating it from a spoiled frame with the help of post-processing. This is what this landscape looks like. When I was shooting

Does anyone around here use Nodewerk? If you have no idea what it is (which is probably most of you), It's a pretty cool, older, node-based image-editing platform. It was originally the part of the Aviary