I've seen people peddling automatic photo correction software since the 1980s, when makers of photo minilabs all claimed to have better abilities than the next maker. If you have no mouse, here's the "after" picture:įor you mobile people without mice, this is the same file after automatic correction, all at default values. ( Canon 5D Mark III, Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L II, Auto ISO 100, auto white balance A4, f/2.8 at f/60, +4 saturation, 6 sharpening). Roll mouse over or tap to see results after Perfectly Clear fully-automatic correction at defaults. If you have no mouse, here's the "after" picture:įor you mobile people without mice, this is the same file after automatic correction, all at defaults except I checked the box for Tint Correction, also left at its default. ( Canon 6D, Canon EF 35mm f/1.4 L, Auto ISO 200, auto white balance, 1/125 at f/5). Roll mouse over or tap to see results after Perfectly Clear automatic correction. Ryan walking to school, 12/12/12, as-shot. Today, you also can see my many Galleries, where the photos with which I've used this technology are so marked. The samples below are from ten years ago, when it was already very powerful.
I use Radiant Photo as a plug-in to Photoshop CS6 (2012) on Mac OS High Sierra, and of course it works on the latest Mac and PC systems and can run as a stand-alone application, and of course in Lightroom as well.
Today, this technology has been improved and is now sold as Radiant Photo, which works as well or better, and today I use Radiant Photo rather than Perfectly Clear to do the same things as I show below: make my photos look better faster.
Perfectly Clear isn't sold anymore, although of course my copy is still working great. (formerly Athentech EyeQ Perfectly Clear) Home Donate New Search Gallery Reviews How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact Athentech Perfectly Clear Review & Discount
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