MACFUN TONEALLITY MOVIE

Professional image quality with proprietary 16-bit RAW processing engine.Which is what we are always trying to accomplish with our photos, aren’t we? Macphun Tonality Pro features: It makes an otherwise bland black and white photo cause me to pause and take a second look. Perhaps some won’t like that HDR look, but I happen to love it.

MACFUN TONEALLITY MOVIE

When you add on a new layer and insert a texture via the Texture Overlay panel, you can brush through via masking and only texturize parts of the image, like the background in this image:Įdited in Tonality for some movie poster “pop” This is something that I found (and still find), rather non-intuitive, but allows for huge possibilities in editing, especially with textured layers. One thing that is really fantastic is that ability to edit with layers. You can add Grain, adjust the overall Opacity of the changes you are creating, and there are options for Texture Overlay and Frames, which are pretty fun with black and white images. In the Exposure section there is an ingenious slider titled Adaptive which allows you to adjust the exposure while preserving the highlights, something Lightroom should have had in place a long time ago. There is a section called Glow which does exactly what you think it would do add glow to your images, like a balloon lit from the inside casting a nice glow over everything. Clarity & Structure is a section unto itself that provides the user with highly controlled clarity effects. There are some other effects here that are not so familiar, and do interesting things when you play with the sliders. It includes familiar tools like Exposure, Tone Curve, Split Toning, and Vignetting. The designers intentionally created an editing panel on the right hand side of your viewing window that looks almost exactly like Lightroom’s editing panel. Tonality is easy to pick up right away if you are familiar with Lightroom or Photoshop RAW editing tools.

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