Photography 180 | Ep 19 | Remove Glasses Glare Easily Using Evoto AI

In this week's episode, we are showcasing the incredible game-changing feature (currently still in BETA) from Evoto AI called "Glasses Glare." With this latest edition to the already amazing software, Evoto has truly up'd the retouching game once again by allowing us the ability to quickly and easily remove glare from glasses with just the dragging of a slider.
Now...again...as I said in the video, I want to reiterate that these amazing features should in no way deter us as photographers from learning the proper shooting techniques to eliminate these issues as we are creating the images in-camera so that our straight-out-of-camera images are of the best quality. However, if we ever find ourselves in a tough spot and need some help, it is amazing to know that Evoto has our backs!
I will happily create a follow up episode focused on eliminating glasses glare during the shoot...but for now, I hope you can appreciate the power that we have at our hands and perhaps this might encourage you to go ahead and give Evoto a try.
Speaking of that....by using the link down below, you can start a 1 Month free trial of Evoto and score 30 free additional edits to use during the first month. I think you'll quickly see just how powerful and helpful it can be. I know it's saved us an incredible amount of time which is tough to put a price on so any chance that we can get to spread the word with others is an opportunity we will not miss out on.
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Hope this episode has been helpful! And remember, if you are struggling with anything in particular, feel free to let me know and I will certainly consider dedicating an episode to that topic.
Thanks for checking out this episode of Photography 180 and be sure to subscribe to the channel so that you can stay updated on any future episodes.
See you all next week!
Website: www.jesserinka.photography
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Flashpoint EVOLV 100 - adorama.rfvk.net/7m0zdO
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The Gear We Use:
Cameras:
Sony A7IV - urlis.net/25ck6a67 - Used to film this episode
Sony A9ii - urlis.net/pjg38vfd - All images created with this body
Sony A9
Lenses:
Sigma 14-24mm 2.8 Art - adorama.rfvk.net/9Wd0yQ
Sigma 24-70mm 2.8 Art - adorama.rfvk.net/Xx972M
Sony 28mm f/2 - adorama.evyy.net/NbWr2
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Lighting:
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[@TheStudio_70]

This software is really amazing. I wish it was a standalone application instead of per image/credit system.

[@JesseRinkaPhotography]

I completely understand where you are coming from. If you are out on the road or out on-location and you do not have access to the internet, then you are not able to export since it would not be able to keep track of your remaining credits. I'm going to be following up with Evoto personally to discuss that particular aspect of the software to see if anything can be done in the future to allow us to use the application even while offline.