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Questi 12 modelli d'autore sono tutto ciò che ti serve per modificare le tue foto primaverili ed estive e trasformarle in scatti leggendari e unici. Che tu abbia l'obiettivo di aggiungere un tocco di colore e creare così un'atmosfera estiva, aumentare la vivacità oppure semplicemente dare una nuova illuminazione ai tuoi scatti, questi modelli sono adatti a tutte le tue esigenze.
12 modelli e preset. Compatibili con immagini JPEG e RAW.
Luminar 4, Luminar AI, Luminar NEO
Utilizzando i file RAW forniti, potrai mettere facilmente in pratica i consigli di ritocco e imparare a ottenere foto come queste.
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Created by adventurer and professional landscape photographer Marco Grassi, these 12 Signature Templates are everything you need to edit your spring and summer photos and transform them into epic shots.
Inspired by the flamboyant colors of flowers in bloom, the warm tones of sandy beaches, and grassy green fields, this pack was specifically created for those aiming to add a pop of color, boost vibrance, or create a summery atmosphere in their images.
Each Template has a completely different look. Marco’s goal was to create a collection of Templates that can light up and enhance your landscape images as needed, offering softer to stronger edits and working mainly on colors, light, and shadows.
Worldwide Photographer. Skylum Ambassador.
First inspired by the mountains of Switzerland, IPA award-winning landscape photographer Max Rive has always had a deep passion for epic landscapes. So much so that while he’s had a few close calls, including an airplane accident and a major earthquake, he still answers to the call of the mountains.
In fact, it’s hard to pin him down as he’s always traveling, exploring mountain after mountain, photographing every natural spectacle he stumbles into, from the lush highlands of Scotland to the summits of New Zealand. Join him on one of his photography tours set in the world’s most breathtaking locations.
