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> I've found that opening up the Windows photo editing programs and clicking 'enchance' or Gimp and clicking some equivalent already gets you most of the way th
by croon 9y ago
> I've found that opening up the Windows photo editing programs and clicking 'enchance' or Gimp and clicking some equivalent already gets you most of the way there in terms editing for aesthetic effect.
As someone who's also spent a fair amount on gear, the post-processing part is the thing I've had most issues (read: spent least time with) to get right, and while I haven't tried all software, I haven't found a one-click solution of sufficient quality.
I've been hoping for a while that ML might lead to something like this. I would like if I could spend all that time taking photos, and no time fiddling with them afterwards.
Could you recommend any "enhance" feature that you've encountered that you think is okay?