3 Lightroom/Photoshop Plugins that EVERY Landscape Photographer Should Own

There are hundreds of plugins available for photographers that seamlessly work with Lightroom and Photoshop, but which ones really work?
In today's video, I talk about the three different plugins I think you should own for landscape photography. I use these three plugins on nearly every single photo I edit, and I think they provide great value for landscape photographers. These plugins easily launch from Lightroom or Photoshop, and can be used at any time during your editing process, so you don't need to change your whole workflow to use these plugins.
Links to the plugins mentioned in this video:
Nik Collection Color Efex 6: tidd.ly/3wKD9Q8
ON1 Effects 2023: on1.sjv.io/GmoJd6
Topaz Photo AI: www.topazlabs....
ON1 Resize AI: on1.sjv.io/JzoXde
0:00 - Introduction
0:59 - Launching from Lightroom or Photoshop
2:15 - Nik Color Efex 6
5:13 - ON1 Effects 2023
8:09 - Topaz Photo AI
10:58 - ON1 Resize AI
14:07 - Conclusion

[@p1pepper]

One other question . On the ON1 resize - this is used on an already edited photo so the software will add additional sharpening if it determines it is needed but may in fact not need ?

[@AustinJamesJackson]

Correct!

[@p1pepper]

You know what's confusing ? Literally hundreds of ways to get the same results . My assumption is both ON1 and NIK could be used as stand alone editors but almost everyone uses as plug ins from what I've seen .

[@AustinJamesJackson]

This is true! ON1 works great as a standalone and PhotoLab is also a great stand alone editor!

[@jordanking7711]

Yes it can be used for either. If you have On1 Photo RAW MAX 2024, you can use On1 as your primary editor, and use Lightroom as a plug in, as well as Photoshop, Affinity, and a few others I can't remember.

[@jordanking7711]

@@AustinJamesJacksonOnly problem with DxO is that it doesn't support certain smartphones outside of the Google Pixel. I have a Samsung Galaxy S20+ and it doesn't support that AT ALL for my DNG pictures.