AirMagic

AirMagic from Skylum is a new app available for Mac and Windows and it aims to assist you in photo edition, more specifically enhancing photos your drone took. Simply open the photo you wish to edit, and it immediately enhances it by checking out the drone model you own and adjusting it to the camera it features applying lens corrections and other optimizations. You probably noticed that most times the images lack saturation, color or sharpness, AirMagic will act in lens correction, haze, colors and more. You may also use it as a Photoshop or Lightroom plug in. The AI it uses transforms each image into a near pro result enhancing the sky, boosting colors, and revealing details that were hidden. Be sure to check it out should you be passionate about air pics. watch the video below

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PORSCHE PASSPORT

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CLEAR APP | FOR IPHONE

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