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pixls.us
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| | | | | Luminosity Masking, the ability to create selections of your image based on its specific tones for ultra-targeted editing, is a relatively recent concept favoured by landscape photographers the world over. In this article, we will explore how to create and use Luminosity Masks in the F/OSS RAW editor darktable, so that you can make adjustments on your RAW files to isolated tones. What is Luminosity Masking? Luminosity Masking is a technique developed in the last 10 years or so primarily by...... | |
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flyingmeat.com
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| | | | | Acorn is an awesome image editor for the Mac. Use Acorn to edit photos, add filters, retouch pictures, paint, crop, add text, create new images, and much more! | |
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patdavid.net
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| | | | | Brorfelde landscape by Stig Nygaard (cb) After adding an aggressive curve along with a mid-tone luminosity mask. I had previously written about adapting Tony Kuyper's Luminosity Masks for GIMP. I won't re-hash all of the details and theory here (just head back over to that post and brush up on them there), but rather I'd like to re-visit them using channels. Specifically to have another look at using the mid-tones mask to give a little pop to images. Luminosity Masking in darktable: PIXLS.US - Luminosity... | |
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