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How to use the AirMagic plugin in Lightroom (Windows)
How to use the AirMagic plugin in Lightroom
In Lightroom, you can use AirMagic for both single image processing and batch image processing.
To edit a single image, open it in Lightroom and then export to AirMagic. For batch processing, select a batch of photos and then export them to AirMagic.
In Lightroom, there are two ways to export your photos to AirMagic:
1. Click File and select Export with preset. Then select one of the options under AirMagic.
2. Click File and select Export.
This will bring up the Lightroom export window where you can select AirMagic and then click Export.
Note
You can also right-click on your photo instead of going to the File menu.
Choosing either of the options described will make you select one of the following ways to export your photo:
Open original images
Use TIFF with Lightroom adjustments
If you haven’t made any adjustments in Lightroom yet, you can select Open original images.
If you’ve already made earlier adjustments in Lightroom and you want AirMagic to edit your photo after these adjustments, choose Use TIFF with Lightroom adjustments.
After AirMagic is finished, you can switch between the before and after previews to see how your photo was improved. Or you can set the intensity of the adjustments with the Boost slider.
To save your photo back to Lightroom, click Done and your photo will appear as a new file in the All Photographs folder so that you still have your original photo.
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Chapter 3: Using AirMagic as a standalone app
- Importing photos to AirMagic
- Processing a single image in AirMagic
- Batch processing
- Exporting photos in AirMagic (For Windows)
- Exporting photos in AirMagic (For MacOS)
- AirMagic export: advanced settings (For Windows)
- AirMagic export: advanced settings (For MacOS)
- Using Styles
- How to Add a New Style to AirMagic
- Automatic lens correction (For Windows)
- Automatic lens correction (For MacOS)
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