PIXLRelight Is a Relighting Demo I Want to Try
A short factual note on PIXLRelight, an Oxford relighting project that combines single-image editing with physically controllable lighting, and why I want to test it on real photos.
A short factual note on PIXLRelight, an Oxford relighting project that combines single-image editing with physically controllable lighting, and why I want to test it on real photos.
I wanted to test some of the open source photo galleries. I used https://piwigo.org/ and have put many of my AI images on it. Note that some may be of questionable content; the tools I used to create images are uncensored and I left in many oddities that I thought are interesting to see. There…
I recently opened an Etsy store. https://adrianhenslerphotos.etsy.com
There was a post in a Facebook group ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/acdsee) asking how to add EXIF data to an image. The query was how to do this within ACDSee – this may be possible but I did not find the ability on a quick search. Seemed easy enough to do via command line. I started a…
ChatGPT introduced ‘GPTs’. I made one to answer photography questions. PhotoFocus GPT You do have to be a ‘ChatGPT Plus’ user.
I made a video and put it up on YouTube; it’s an example of a typical edit from a RAW photo. It’s nothing fancy at all – I typically only do very basic modifications to a photo. As I’ve often been interested to see how others edit their photos, I thought I would share this…
I recently bought a cheap ND1000 filter. It casts an awful color on the long exposure, but is marketed for use into a final black and white image, so I can’t fault it for that. Original on the left, final result after some edits on the right. This is an image that I applied more…
Recently, my son purchased a 35mm camera – a Pentax K1000. He took a couple rolls worth of film; we developed it here and his shots turned out pretty well. Seemed like the next logical step was to buy an enlarger. We seem to have missed the timing on this by a bit. It was…
I’ve been taking pictures for a long time. I remember a relative buying me a tiny plastic toy film camera from a local convenience store at a very young age. I didn’t understand how the film worked, so I wasn’t nearly careful enough with it. My first photos were mostly ruined as the film had…