topaz clarity or detail for animals and birds

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Some brushes called Galaxies by LoRdaNdRe were used to add in little elements to the sky.

#Topaz clarity or detail for animals and birds free

The satellite was from the space satellite in orbit image from Free design.

Used one of my Corel painted backgrounds that created the lighting effect for the whole image by placing it just above the Solid Black Fill Adjustment Layer. Then added one of the smoke layers from the psd in the pack. Decided to use the Starfield png in the pack and put it behind the moon. Next added a Solid Fill Adjustment Layer set to black on the white background layer since it is a space scene. Created an New Image and added the Moon image into it. It contained the moon in the above and got me thinking about what I could do with it since Astronomy is one of my major hobbies. Design Cuts gave everyone a freebie pack called Vintage Style 3D Lettering Moon Phase Graphic and Sunbeam Photo Overlay (Phew!). These birds are such happy creatures – no wonder they are the first exhibit you see when entering the Alligator Farm. Several PS adjustment layers were used, a Clone Stamp layer to clean up the strokes, and Nik Viveza 2 to adjust the vignette effect. Also used AI Clear Adjustment to sharpen up their eyes and bodies. While in Studio, a Glow Adjustment using the Soft Liquid preset was applied and the Primary Glow was changed to 0.90 – used the same mask as in the Impression Adjustment so the birds were not affected. Yes, this time the Edward Hopper I preset was used and then the Toucans were painted out somewhat – left a few strokes around them. How did this happen? Well, if its a painted background, it is probably Topaz’s (see sidebar for website link) wonderful Impression plug-in, now in Topaz Studio. Augustine Alligator Farm are making another appearance, this time showing off their painted jungle background. What a cute little fellow!….Digital Lady Syd A Levels Adjustment Layer was used to add contrast. (These are the same filters as Luminar 4 – see sidebar for website link.) A little line clean up and a free Rain Overlay (from Book Cover Mockup Rain Overlay by Design Cuts) was added at Screen blend mode at 56% layer opacity. Their Detail, Clarity, Structure and Microstructure filters are terrific for this. Back in Photoshop opened up Luminar Flex – like it to sharpen when Topaz Sharpen AI does not work.

(Check out her Artistry Beyond the Camera Episode 1 video for settings – she uses Topaz photoFXlab software, but the Topaz Impression settings are the same.) I made a few changes to the strokes in the Impression filter. That is why I decided to use Topaz (see sidebar for website link) Studio 2’s Impression – applied a preset created by Jai Johnson (a fabulous wildlife photographer and texture creator) called Just Paint Hummingbird Scene. Not a lot was done on this image but there was a lot of reflective glare from the water spectral highlights. It is very hard to photograph these fast moving animals, but if you are persistent, a good image can be achieved. A great place to relax and just watch them while at this Zoo. The Giant Otter exhibit at the Jacksonville Zoo is one area where the all the otters seems so happy and were totally enjoying themselves. I love it when I go to a zoo and the animals seem happy. It is too bad that Topaz has stopped supporting it creative filters, especially Impression….Digital Lady Syd Also used the Lasso Tool to pin point exact areas to paint in to even out colors around people. Webster’s Bowie Set (located in the Adobe Cloud-search for Bowie Toolkit) Heroes Heavy and Hunky brushes, and Kyle’s Megapack Drawing Box-Graphic Control 2 brush (good blender).

#Topaz clarity or detail for animals and birds how to

(For preset settings check out my blog called How to Convert Black and White Image to Colorful Paintings with Topaz Studio 2.) To clean up this image, used Kyle T. Topaz Studio 2’s Impression filter was applied in my SJ BW to Painted Color preset: changed AI ReMix to Paper Frost swatch, turned on second AI Remix and used Eye of the Storm at 37% opacity. The date made me think maybe these people were thinking about their children or friends serving in World War II. Had some fun revisiting this vintage image from called By the Pacific Ocean, Seaside Oregon – September 1941.