Firelight
$30.00
Product Details:
Description: | 70 photographic texture overlays |
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Delivery method: | Digital download |
Compatible with: | All layer-based photo applications, including (but not limited to) Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Affinity Photo, Luminar (2017/2018/4/AI/Neo), ON1 Photo RAW |
Filetypes included: | JPEG, .mplumpack, .ltc, .lnpc, .ONPreset |
Firelight
Product Notification: Sky Overlays
Add an ethereal element of light to your photographs with the Nicolesy Firelight overlays. These are real photographs of light flares (not created digitally) and work well with a wide variety of images.
Included in your purchase are 70 light-flare overlays in JPEG format. It also includes installation files for ON1 Photo RAW and Luminar to easily import the textures and presets.
Includes the following:
- 70 JPEG file overlays (6000px by 4000px)
- 70 ON1 Photo RAW Presets (.ONPreset file)
- 70 Luminar Presets/Templates (.mplumpack and .ltc files)
Software compatibility:
The Firelight overlays work on any software application that supports JPEGs and layers, including (but not limited to):
- Photoshop (all versions)
- Photoshop Elements (all versions)
- ON1 Photo RAW
- ON1 Photo 8/9/10
- Skylum Luminar (versions 3, 4, and AI)
- Corel PaintShop Pro
- Topaz Texture Effects
- Affinity Photo
- … any program that works with JPEG textures or layers
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Firelight review
I like the presets and overlays created by Nicole S. Young. Her collections display a high degree of aesthetics and her tutorials offer a step-by-step guidance. FIRELIGHT follows this pattern. I found it to be a useful addition to my post-production toolset. Vlad Kabelik


Firelight
I have used the flares as a texture -- once. I resorted to Photoshop for this. I found the Looks in Luminar did not get along with my system for whatever reason. I actually thought I would have to reinstall, but after a few days of trying, Luminar started up properly again, and I quickly got out of the Firelight Looks. They are there, but I will probably not try to use them again. I guess I could also add them as a texture in Luminar but I haven't had cause to yet. /John




Bring a touch of fire...
I'm kind of picky about the textures a overlays I buy and use. To be honest, a lot of them don't float my boat. But I really like the way most of these can transform a lot of my previously blase images to include an element of warmth. With these I'm learning to add a spark and a glow. Pretty cool. No, I mean warm. But still cool, if you know what I mean...
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