Easy Photo Editing with RadLab


Over time, I’ve received several sweet words from some of my readers about my photos.  I think they’re mediocre, at best.  I’m no photographer (that would be my sister), but I do like my photos to be easy on the eye.  I still have sooooo much to learn, but for the time being I’m learning as I go — both the camera and Photoshop.  It’s time consuming, but rewarding.

Today I thought I’d share one of my secrets:  The Photoshop plug-in RadLab by Totally Rad.  I was introduced to it by TidyMom and bought a copy last year that has proven to be a HUGE lifesaver!  Adios actions and hello RadLab!  I couldn’t be more excited!

As many of you know, photo editing can take A LOT of time, so anything that can ease that work flow is a win-win.

Totally Rad RadLabRadLab is the Photoshop plug-in that makes editing easy, creative and fast.  It’s super fun to play with and allows for previews of your work!  It comes with 80 Stylets to blend, mix and combine!  It will seriously allow you to unlock the full potential of your images.  If you love applying filters to your photos, much like you do with Instagram, then I think you will {love-love-love} Rad Lab!

You simply open your photos in Photoshop, then click on the RadLab plug-in button to start your editing.  You can combine the stylets and adjust them to make the perfect recipe for your photograph.  Please note that this plug-in is compatible with the following programs:  Photoshop CS3 or later2, Photoshop Elements 7 or later, and/0r Lightroom 2 or later3.

Totally Rad RadLab

Below I’m going to share a couple before and after photographs with you.  Note that these were done with a few simple clicks, meaning minutes!  You can use RadLab to simply brighten a photo or add a little flair with one (or ten) of the 80 stylets they offer.  The potential is amazing!  These pictures were from our trip to the beautiful providence of Newfoundland last summer.

My Recipe:  Claire-ify |  Go Go Saturation |  Oh Snap!

photography photographyMy Recipe:  Oh Snap! | Lights On | Vanilla Kiss

Pretty fantastic, right?  I’m so thankful for this tool and how it has helped to simplify my work flow.  It’s Totally Rad!

Guess what?  Eeeek!  Totally Rad has offered to give a copy of the RadLab plug-in to one of YOU!  What?  I know, right?  I’m so excited that one of YOU will get to try this fabulous tool. It will rock your world!  For all the runner-ups, feel free to visit with RadLab and consider purchasing your very own copy.  Use the code:  LIVELAUGHROWE to save 15%.

photo editingWhat are you waiting for?  {smile}
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About Kelly Rowe

A DIY fanatic, Kelly shares her journey through her blog, Live Laugh Rowe, where she showcases her recipes, tutorials, crafts, home projects, and all things DIY. This East Coast Girl at heart believes family is number one as she finds the perfect balance of being a daughter, wife, sister, entrepreneur, writer and woman of God. Be sure to follow along as she shares her passion for life, love and family! Google+

Comments

  1. My husband gave me Photoshop for Christmas. Radlab looks like it would be so much fun!

  2. Sony a65. I got it last year and am still learning…

  3. I have a Canon T3i. This looks amazing :)

  4. Right now I use a Nikon D3000

  5. This looks awesome! I can use all the help I can get. I use a Canon T2i .

  6. I just got a week ago a Nikon D3200! So excited to have a DSLR now! :D

  7. Gotta tell ya… I love your “before: pictures too! :)

  8. Nikon D90 : )

  9. I’ve got a few camera’s but they are all Canon’s.

    Bliss

  10. Oh, Totally want this, need this, gotta have this!! If I don’t win I am using the discount code for SURE!!! Awesome giveaway, Kelly! And thank you, Red Lab People. You Rock!!!!
    xo
    Angelina

  11. I have a Fujifilm S4000 and a Canon Powershot

  12. I use a Kodak easyshare and a fuji d something. Haven’t had it long and haven’t taken the time to get to know it real well. But yes editing photos takes a while especially if you have a lot of them. This seems to be a great answer to that. :)

  13. Looks like this would be fun — and easy! I know how to use Photoshop fairly well, but I think this would be a quicker (and perhaps more fun) way to get the results I like! Thanks for the opportunity!

  14. Just got a canon t3i!!!

  15. I use a Nikon D90. I’ve been using Photoshop for going on 15 years but I sure would love to try RadLab. Looks like it would really simplify my work!

  16. Fun product!! I think you’re a very talented photographer– must run in the fam :) .

    I use a canon rebel and I have a LOT to learn!

  17. I use a Canon Rebel XSi :)

  18. I just use a Kodak point and shoot. I have heard of Rad Lab before. It would be beyond awesome to have it. Great pics!

  19. Lynne says:

    I have a Canon T3i

  20. Tracy says:

    Nikon d90 (but lately, mostly my iPhone….).

  21. This really did make your photos pop! I’d love to enter to win, but that would mean I’d have to buy photoshop. Huge congrats to the winner though. This is a great giveaway, Kelly! Thank you for sharing what works for you (and TidyMom!)

  22. A Canon Rebel xsi :)

  23. I use a canon T1i; I absolutely love my DSLR. I also have an iPhone 5 which I find myself using more and more because of apps like instagram, etc. I have had my eyes on RadLab for awhile!!

  24. Shayna says:

    I use a canon and I love your blog!

  25. lydia m says:

    i have a digital cannon. small camera. nothing special. great giveaway!

  26. I am so tired of difficult editing software…this looks fabulous!

  27. Canon T1i :)

  28. AWESOME- I shoot with a Canon T3i

  29. Bunny says:

    For my birthday last year, my mother and niece got me a beautiful Canon camera that I’m still not 100% comfortable with, but it doesn’t stop me from taking about a millllllllllion pictures a day. You’d be amazing how many pictures of random birds I have. It’s kind of gross. ;-) Thanks for the opportunity to win this, amazing!

  30. My baby. A Nikon D3200.

  31. I would love to try this – I have Photoshop and use a Cannon Eos Rebel T2i

  32. I have a Nikon D60 model. I’m just learning photoshop so this would be awesome! Thanks for the chance to win!

  33. Oh my, I would love this-I love easy fixes! I use a Canon 60D which I love.

  34. Kristen M. says:

    Nikon D800 mostly used by my husband. I tend to use my iPhone camera.

  35. I use my iPad & iPhone almost exclusively…got an iPad Photoshop app, would this work on an iPad? Thanks for the info!

    • Hi Julia! I don’t think this plug-in can be used on the ipad. However, Totally Rad is working on an app :) Thanks so much for participating. Hugs!

  36. I love my Canon Rebel XSi, but I use my iPhone quite a bit more often just because I always have it on me.

  37. Canon Rebel T3i

  38. Canon Rebel xsi

  39. Philby says:

    Right now I only have a silly little Sony point and shoot camera :/

  40. I use an (old-school) Canon Rebel xTi :)

  41. laura m. says:

    Looks like an awesome plugin! My camera is a Canon T3i.
    Thanks for the giveaway! ;)

  42. Plug-ins like that make editing so easy! I’d love to win. I have a Nikon D800 and D90.

  43. oh you know how much I LOOOOVE Radlab!! did you know they have an iphone app now? it’s called Pic Tap Go

  44. Well, your photos look awesome. I might need to get this! I have been just using the free programs, but at times, find they still can’t improve a few things…mostly lighting issues. I took at a look at the app Cheryl mentioned above and that looks like a must have as well! Thanks for sharing!

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