Imaging seeing a photo online with the most incredible colors. Now imagine if you could take all of those colors, and apply them directly to your photos. That's Goodhue. Goodhue let's you extract color data and apply it to your photos in Lightroom.
Turn photos back into lightroom settings
Imaging seeing a photo online with the most incredible colors. Now imagine if you could take all of those colors, and apply them directly to your photos. That's Goodhue. Goodhue let's you extract color data and apply it to your photos in Lightroom.
As a photographer myself for many years, I always wished I had a tool that would help me expedite color grading. So we built it. Goodhue lets you take colors from an existing image and apply them directly to your own images, seamlessly and quickly. We hope this helps photographers jumpstart their creative editing process and help them unlock more opportunities, get past roadblocks, and speed up the time it takes to develop the look they're after. We also have a Chrome extension to help people de
Not a photographer myself but I love this idea! I had a look at your website and noticed 2 things: 1) How cool is the feature of the images following my mouse? Love it! 2) I'd maybe rename the button "Purchase License" as "Pricing" because I always look at pricing first on tools like this. To see if it's a general fit. But with "Purchase License" I don't wanna click on there because I think I'll immediately buy something. Your pricing is very attractive! The one-time-purchase is reasonably price
Could be great for people who aren't good photographers... just like me! 😁
Going to give this a try, team Goodhue. Looks interesting.
This is such an interesting product. Congratulations on your Product Hunt launch!
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