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I don't see the price point working. While I'm sorely tempted to shell out $300 for Adobe Lightroom, I am unwilling to use a service that charges me by the imag
by bhickey 16y ago
I don't see the price point working. While I'm sorely tempted to shell out $300 for Adobe Lightroom, I am unwilling to use a service that charges me by the image. A subscription model might be more palatable to users.
Some cursory searching turned up FocusMagic, which operates as a Photoshop plugin or stand-alone and is billed at $45.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to say that some of your examples are really impressive. Especially the goalie shot.
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Before: http://www.blurity.com/view/unprocessed/3EE424BE32D5DF95.jpg http://www.blurity.com/view/unprocessed/3EE424BE32D5DF95.jpg
After: http://www.blurity.com/view/preview/3EE424BE32D5DF95.jpg http://www.blurity.com/view/preview/3EE424BE32D5DF95.jpg
- teuobk 16y agoThanks for the input. Figuring out what to charge, and on what terms, has been a struggle. To follow up, in your opinion would it need to be a stand-alone tool and/or Photoshop plugin, like FocusMagic, or is a web-based solution viable?