In this video, I’ll take a look at using DxO PhotoLab 4 for editing infrared photography. I’ll walk through who DxO PhotoLab is good and who it’s not good for.
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Using Nikon NX Studio to edit infrared images. White balance, swapping colors, adding contrast, and challenges.
DxO PhotoLab 8 for infrared photography. White balance, swap colors, LUTs, Tone Curves, Noise Reduction, and Hue Range Masks.
Capturing cotton candy-like images straight out of a full-spectrum camera with film-era filters.
Exploring the ExpoDisc 3, a white balance filter, and its effectiveness for infrared shooting.
