Radiant Photo: A first look at this NEW photography software

Radiant Photo is a brand-new photography application launching very soon. This video demonstrates what to expect and how it can improve your photographs.
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[@nicolesy]

Read my blog post about this to see before-and-after images created in Radiant Photo: ➡ nicolesy.com/2022/09/07/radiant-photo/

[@jamescooke5063]

Started a trial yesterday and was surprised it edited better than me for the most part. But I would like the option to do saturation and post crop vignette in the app, also the cropping tool is not quite as intuitive as Lightroom. I don't really want to use it after Lightroom, for me the advantage is being able to avoid post-processing. I haven't really figured out how to fit it in yet, but I like the one-off pricing, for me the subscription models are a no-go. For me, it would work better at the start of my workflow. Not sure how to have the edited files show up in Lightroom without a lot of messing around and duplicate files. If its going to be at the end, then I really would like vignetting and brush sharpening. Also the graduated filter and finishing tools are either missing from detailed edit, or they are hidden away somewhere else. When I have played with color grading there is no easy way to reset it?

[@mindyourownbusiness5589]

I have recently bought this software after having a trial with it. It is an amazing piece of software and much quicker and easier than Luminar Neo, which I also have. Your video is the best one I have seen so far for outlining the features. One question though, I also have Topaz Photo AI which I use for sharpening and noise reduction, so will the noise and sharpening in Radiant Photo make the Topaz programme redundant?

[@nicolesy]

I haven't used Topaz so I'm not sure. You might try using those features on the same photo in each application side-by-side to see how they compare.

[@RoyBlackwell]

Thanks for the comprehensive tour. I learned a few things even though I have been playing around with the software for a few days. Radiant Photo is going to have a Zoom webinar the evening of 9/14/22 from 8:00pm - 9:30pm EDT.

[@williamborges3914]

This is a terrific next-level upgrade to Perfectly Clear. It retains all of the editing features of PC, and then adds super useful new capabilities. However, I have found that the AI-auto editing functions frequently overdo it in the "pro" mode. Thankfully, there is the "subtle" mode and easy-to-use manual tools to bring images back to realism. PC was indispensable and Radiant is that and more.

[@FotomakerAcademy]

This looks great. Some other "AI" software that's positioned against it over-processes images. Is there a masking feature in Radiant Photo? I'm going to have to check it out.

[@nicolesy]

Nope, no masking :)

[@MrBlubb80]

Looks good. If they add a library it could be a Lightroom replacement. But what is very surprising is that it apparently lacks Fuji RAW support!

[@RichardHarrington]

Hi I work on the team. We support most RAF files. We actually recommend that you open the Raw tool that you already love. We work great with DNG, 16-bit TIFF files, and more. We don't want to be an asset manager. Instead we focus on working great with all the existing ones.

[@nicolesy]

Most of the images in this video are from my FUJIFILM X-T3, all RAF files.

[@jeffopenshaw6878]

Are they going to ever add batch processing from within Lightroom? I used it for the 2 week trial period and liked most of the results, it was easy to tweak if overdone, never got a chance to play with setting up my own presets for my real estate photos which would definitely help, I just hate to have to open up another app to do batch processing for my shoots.

[@davidpearson2039]

You can sync settings across photos in the develop module.

[@gossedejong9248]

thank you!!

[@claudetrew3922]

Does it work on PC or Android tablet?

[@RoyBlackwell]

It is available for Windows and MacOS computers. See their website for OS and hardware requirements.

[@RichardHarrington]

PC tablets yes... Android tablets not yet.

[@alitouesnard1800]

Oh man Im just hearing about this software. My business name is Radiant Photography I dont know if this is a good thing or not hahahah

[@johnnewton7075]

🚮 Ich habe das Programm ausgetestet: Möchte man eine beschädigte Datei bearbeiten/saven, stürzt das Programm ohne Fehlermeldung völlig ab. Auf meinem i7 PC funz das Programm mächtig. Schade ... Es gibt noch viel zu tun, bis man diese sonst brillant gedachte Software wirklich ohne Bedenken benutzen kann. Zudem ist der Preis auch nicht gerade günstig (brauche ich wirklich ein Bundle?) ...

[@mal-avcisi9783]

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[@Kritischer_Geist]

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[@mal-avcisi9783]

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