Photo edit help

[CARBONOX CN]

Hi guys, if I upload a image I can check the dust or horizon in "Manage queued photos". Hoverver, I can't find a way to check the dust or horizon when I'm editing them. Are there any apps or tools that can help?



Thanks!

[JuklicekCZ]

In case you are using some reasonable photo editor, it should have a horizon tool implemented somewhere, for example lightroom does have reference lines implemented in the crop tool.
It also does have a dust check tool that can be revealed by pressing Q.
Also curves can be used to reveal the spots (as Alex mentioned in the following thread https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/a...ing-vignetting).

[CARBONOX CN]

In case you are using some reasonable photo editor, it should have a horizon tool implemented somewhere, for example lightroom does have reference lines implemented in the crop tool.
It also does have a dust check tool that can be revealed by pressing Q.
Also curves can be used to reveal the spots (as Alex mentioned in the following thread https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/a...ing-vignetting).

Thanks a lot! I do use lightroom but to be honest, figuring out every function is a bit difficult.....However, thanks for your reply!

[Raihan Ahmed]

Thanks a lot! I do use lightroom but to be honest, figuring out every function is a bit difficult.....However, thanks for your reply!

You can check dust spots in lightroom as well.
There is a small checkbox in bottom left corner called Visualize Spots.
Use it to locate dusts and use dust removal tool(In right top corner of the window) to remove spots.

[CARBONOX CN]

You can check dust spots in lightroom as well.
There is a small checkbox in bottom left corner called Visualize Spots.
Use it to locate dusts and use dust removal tool(In right top corner of the window) to remove spots.

Thank you! I guess I will try it next time.

[JuklicekCZ]

Thank you! I guess I will try it next time.

The lightroom in-built dust tool does not reveal everything however unless it is really obvious.
The curves trick works better IMHO as the dust tool does reveal a lot of noise either.