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Anyone using Photolemur 3.0 as a Lightroom plug-in? What are your experiences or opinions?
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Photolemur 3.0
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Zenon
Did you turn it off and on again?
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It looks pretty good. Not sure which version of LR you are using but with 7 you can do that with Auto Tone plus some Clarity and DeHaze tweaks.
Zenon
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Auto Tone was not that usable until it went Sensei in version 7 so you could live without but DeHaze would have made a difference. Auto Tone just gets to a start point faster. When I had version 6 I found a free 3rd party DeHaze. I'll do a quick search but $30 is not much.
Zenon
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I this and the above link on Adobe forums.
Lightroom 6 Dehaze
I don't have dehaze slider | Adobe Community
Lightroom 6 Dehaze
I don't have dehaze slider | Adobe Community
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