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Urban LightscapeFor photographers who love light, use Urban Lightscape to correct exposure, make localised brightness adjustments and introduce artificial lighting to your photos. Use Urban Lightscape… |
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…for those subjects that deserve better exposure than you got in-camera |
…to rediscover hidden detail obscured by harsh shadows or glaring lights |
…to add light in post-production that you didn’t have on set |
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Use Urban Lightscape to correct under- and overexposed parts of an image. By placing control points with a simple "double-click-and-drag" interface, you can quickly balance the exposure of an image to soften harsh shadows, fix overexposed skies, lighten backlit foregrounds and achieve a HDR toning-like effect. |
Use Urban Lightscape to dodge (lighten) and burn (darken) local patches of a photo to highlight and suppress details, directing the viewers eye as you intend. Clever edge detection enables local adjustments without tedious selections or paintbrush tools. |
Use Urban Lightscape to cast artificial lighting into a photo for a stellar effect. Clever interpolation will flood local control point adjustments throughout an image. |
