Fluidr / Topaz Adjust Review - and The 57 Chevy by Trey Ratcliff

I've found a wonderful new piece of software! It's called Topaz Adjust and I've written a full Topaz Adjust Review here on the site. People send me software all the time to review, but I only end up reviewing stuff that I actually use. Eric Yang, one of the gurus over at Topaz, also gave me a Topaz Adjust Coupon Code of "STUCKINCUSTOMS" for 10% off to pass along to my readers. I think you will like it as much as I do! I actually recommend the Topaz Bundle (for MAC or PC), but you can read more about why inside the review.

Below is a shot of a '57 Chevy. I saw it when walking back to the Magnolia Hotel on Friday night after dinner in Dallas. I took a photo of this pretty car under the blue lights of the porte-cochere, went upstairs to my room, downloaded the Topaz Bundle software, made the adjustments, and had the whole thing finished in less than 30 minutes. That quick turnaround speaks to how easy the software is to use. I've since used it on a number of other images, including some unpublished ones.

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Caption- Abstract:	I've found a wonderful new piece of software! It's called Topaz Adjust and I've written a full Topaz Adjust Review here on the site. People send me software all the time to review, but I only end up reviewing stuff that I actually use. Eric Yang, one of the gurus over at Topaz, also gave me a Topaz Adjust Coupon Code of "STUCKINCUSTOMS" for 10% off to pass along to my readers. I think you will like it as much as I do! I actually recommend the Topaz Bundle (for href="http://www.shareit.com/product.htm l?productid=300300604&backlink=http%3A%2 F%2Fwww.stuckincustoms.com&cookies=1&aff iliateid=200087105">MAC or href="http://www.shareit.com/product.htm l?productid=300300605&cookies=1&affiliat eid=200087105">PC), but you can read more about why inside the review. Below is a shot of a '57 Chevy. I saw it when walking back to the Magnolia Hotel on Friday night after dinner in Dallas. I took a photo of this pretty car under the blue lights of the porte-cochere, went upstairs to my room, downloaded the Topaz Bundle software, made the adjustments, and had the whole thing finished in less than 30 minutes. That quick turnaround speaks to how easy the software is to use. I've since used it on a number of other images, including some unpublished ones.