I have to agree with moose on the cost, but they have the complete
bundle of 6 products on offer at the moment for 220 USD. Thats around
37 USD per product. The problem I have is that I don't know photoshop
and I have little spare time to learn it, I have all the books which I
bought with the full intention of becoming a moose master (like a ninja
in the photo world) but time is a big issue for me.
BTW I have no affiliation etc with NIK software but viveza allowed me to
get from this
<http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/Other/OMlist/6716762_L89RL#1109847927_KLec7-L-LB>
to this
<http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/Portfolio/2010-Few-Fotos-For-Fun/10979095_RYwEf#1077126852_DWoc3-M-LB>
in only a couple of minutes, it may not be perfect but for my use its
good enough and from my experiences I don't see how quick selection
could sort those branches out as fast to make a layer, but like I say I
am no photoshop expert ;-)
On 30/11/2010 00:48, Moose wrote:
> On 29 Nov 2010, at 12:18, John Hudson wrote:
>
>
>> Two weeks or so ago someone posted a message about a Photoshop friendly /
>> compatible plug-in that could be used to bring life to an otherwise dull or
>> patchy sky in an otherwise decent image.
> There are easy ways to do that in PS, and undoubtedly in other editors - for
> a lot less added cost than $200. It's also
> important to know how to select/mask sky to cover halos from sharpening,
> Shadow/Highlight, etc. operations. I do it all
> the time, at least hundreds of times a year.
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