Eric Willis

Photolemur 2.0 - Perfect your photos automatically with the help of AI

The world's first automated photo enhancement solution for Mac and Windows using image recognition, artificial intelligence, and a little bit of real-world magic.

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Alex Flom
Probably, one of the most intuitive photo tools I have ever used. It just feels all the flaws and fixes them on the fly.
Yura Krisarchuk
@alex_flom Get big thanks from the Photolemur team!
PleasantLight
Looks very promising. The fact it does batch processing, and that (apparently) the processing is local are both huge pluses. For me it worked fine on photos I took on my iPhone, but what I could really use is help cleaning up old photos, with spots/tears and faded colors. On these photos, there was barely any effect at all.
Artem  Yaremko
My congratulations on launching guys, good luck to you!
Yura Krisarchuk
@artem_yaremko Thank you!
Stefan Smiljkovic
When I clicked GET IT, it lead to 404 page https://photolemur.com/producthu...
Nazar Begen
@stefan_smiljkovic Fixed! Thanks!
Ali
looks really good, cant wait to try it :)
Yura Krisarchuk
@asmiler Thanks, Ali! Write your email and we will send you the key-code=)
Pietz Prove
My experience with Photolemur has been a mixed bag to be honest. It started with some rather questionable moves from the devs when version 2 came out and all early adopters from version 1 were invited to pay again. to my understanding this has been fixed, but there was a time when nobody would answer my emails and everything felt very shady. the results look very good on average with some completely unusable results every now and then. in my experience the green colors are boosted way too much and i miss the feature from version 1 where i could adjust the intensity of the change. very dark regions are often boosted to a point where im just blinded by noise, but this happens in a minority of examples. in general, photolemur will favour a very crisp, dramatic, punchy, highly saturated and overly sharpened style. i think thats what most consumers are going for these days, haha. the processing speed is slow and i hope this can be improved in the future. i just tested it again with 10 images from unsplash and the export took 4min 30sec. its really not an option for photographers to get a correction starting point. they went with a very playful UI design, which many people will love. im not a big fan of the multi window idea and the fact that you cannot resize the window when working with several images is just bonkers to me. i hope that future updates will give optional control over the images.
Yura Krisarchuk
@gopietz Thanks for your feedback! We will improve all things very soon!
Victoria Guseva
Hey guys, thanks for sharing this app with us. It is my first experience with Photolemur (unfortunately didn’t have a chance to use the v1) and overall I enjoyed it a lot. The UI is clean and you really feel some kind of magic is happening while the photos are uploading. The processing speed is not that great tho - after uploading 10 pics at once I had a feeling that was enough magic for me for today. I bet it’s just the beginning and you’ll improve it in the next versions. I like the final result on most of the pics I've uploaded, but won’t lie - there were couple photos I would make final adjustments to manually - would like to have a chance to do it within the app, without help of some other tools. Wish you all the best, will be looking forward to new updates.
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🔥 congrats! 🔥
Yura Krisarchuk
@mindbokeh Thanks!
Lisa Dziuba
Good luck to you guys 🚀 🚀 🚀
Yura Krisarchuk
@lisadziuba Thank you!
Jay
This is great! Just tried it with an outdoor photo with lots of faces, sky, trees, colors, and it really does seem to make things more "lifelike" without looking oversaturated or "Instagrammy". I know this is meant to be totally automatic, but I wonder if a single slider might be useful, to increase or decrease the "intensity" of the overall effect? Some other options for comparing before/after (like mouseover or click-and-hold instead of slide), or zooming in on certain areas to examine details, might be useful too.