But with a quick application of DxO ClearView Plus, this image can be made to look like it was shot on a much, much clearer day!ĭxO ClearView Plus at its default setting of 50 is working wonders! The original photo, as processed by DxO PhotoLab’s default setting… plus a little straighteningĪs you can plainly see, the horizon is barely visible due to the pollution and dust. Unfortunately this means any photo that stretches into the distance is going to be severely affected by this, as in this photo taken with a long lens looking past hundreds of tents into the distance.

When you combine that with the dry dust kicked up by 50 million people (yes, really) attending the Kumbh Mela, visibility is horribly affected. The Hazy PhotoĮxtreme pollution in India is an unfortunate reality. In this article, I’ll explore three photos from my recent trip to India that needed the kind of help that DxO PhotoLab 2 is so perfectly tailored for. But there are usually a few photos that are particularly challenging, for whatever reason. So combining the two is an obvious match made in heaven! Most of my travel editing is easy maybe a preset, a little correction here and there, and that’s about it. I love to travel, and I love photography.

Dxo photolab 3 adjust horizon