I just came back from a trip to the wonderful city of Vienna and I had lots of shots of buildings and monuments. unfortunately, because the lens I was using has lots of distortion I had to rely on some external plug-ins for getting the best from the images. In order to give you a glimpse at the workflow I was using, and also some tips for using plug-ins I recorded a little video. And so, the Podcast has finally returned with a new episode! I hope you enjoy.
Here’s a link to the plug-ins I used in this Video:
Using Plugins from Thomas Fitzgerald on Vimeo.
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Hi Thomas,
Thank you very much for this demonstartion. Can you let me know whoch computer are you using? I am still on a iMac Core2Duo 3.06 Ghz and my plug-ins by far do not work as fast and fluent as on your machine.
Cheers from Beijing,
arne
I’m using an iMac 27″ Core i7 2.4ghz
Just wonder. Why not use a proper lense instead of needing to adjust every shot by software?
I thought my €1000 Nikon lens was a proper lens?
Thanks for sharing Thomas.
Thanks for the demo! It was quick and short and straight to the point! I have one question though: doesn’t editing a picture with plugins end up generating a new Tiff file? Does that mean you end up with some 2 or 3 versions of each file? Wouldn’t that end up taking a lot of disk space… I have just started using Aperture and my biggest pet peeve is that it does not do lens correctly directly on the RAW files.