I have one a few days ago Test report on the automatic photo enhancer Photolemur 2 written. Since the article has been viewed a few times and there seems to be a certain interest in the program, I wrote to the developers and asked if I could get a discount for my readers. Three days later the email came with the confirmation and the corresponding discount code.
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20% discount for Sir Apfelot readers
If you want to buy the program, you can now save 20% by using the coupon code “SirApfelot20” at checkout. You come to the Photolemur homepage via this link.
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Jens has been running the blog since 2012. He acts as Sir Apfelot for his readers and helps them with technical problems. In his spare time he rides electric unicycles, takes photos (preferably with the iPhone, of course), climbs around in the Hessian mountains or hikes with the family. His articles deal with Apple products, news from the world of drones or solutions to current bugs.
This morning the email came with the download link. After 2 hours of intensive trial and error, the positive impression you gave through your report was not only confirmed, but was even exceeded by the results.
Certainly you can get the result at least as good with good image processing software, but never as quickly. Thanks for the good advice!
Jochen
Hello Jochen! Just like you say: You can do it with Lightroom or something similar, but by no means in less than 5 minutes per photo... and Photolemur is many times faster. And you can still drink a coffee in the time it takes to calculate a folder with a few hundred photos. ;) Glad you liked my report. I'm always afraid it sounds too much like advertising when a piece of software really appeals to me. But why should I write "neutral" when I think the program is "great". :D
No worries. As a reader of your blog, I see what you call “advertising” as a recommendation based on your positive first experiences. That doesn't mean someone else has to have the same experiences. Of course, he won't give any recommendations either.
If I find something good, then I happily and without hesitation recommend it to others. I recommended this program to at least 6 people today.
Thank you!
Hi Jochen! I'm happy when you see it that way. : D Thanks to you!