So, I totally bit the bate and tried out the new Rad Lab. Can I just say- L O V E! Honestly. This is probably one of THE best photo editing tools since I first discovered Photoshop Raw Editor! There are several reasons for me (and you) to love Rad Lab. Even if you’ve never edited a photo in your life, I can make you LOVE this product by the end of this blog post! Clients and Photographers alike will love The Rad Lab!
In this review, I’ve made a list of things I love about Rad Lab. Essentially, it’s an overall review
. Here’s my list of loves!
1) It’s so user friendly! After you’ve installed Rad Lab, simply open Photoshop and- voila! Lab it up my friend!
2) It’s super quick to edit photos now! I use some actions in my photos (by some, I mean I use the same 3 if I’m feeling lazy. Most of my photos are hand edited). Manually editing photos can take forever! And, I’m going to be honest- I’m not a huge fan of Lightroom. I know I know…but I just don’t like it. I’m a Photoshop addict! I design in there, I edit photos in there, I basically live in Photoshop. But I digress. Rad Lab is like my new 3rd arm. Here are some examples of my manual editing (on the left) and my Rad Lab edit (on the right!). I can already see a HUGE difference in EVERYTHING! I love it!

Yup, the one below is us. We’re cute
3) It gives me the option of seeing HOW my image will look before I edit it. This is a HUGE deal for me. There are times when I think “Ok this is obviously a black and white image” and you just know. But, there are other times when you see an image and you think “is this black and white or color?” and then you just have no idea. Well, with Rad Lab- the guessing game is over! I know exactly which is best before I even edit the image!
4) It’s helping me see my images in a new way. When I used to edit my images it was standard- color, or black and white. Rad Lab is opening my eyes to vintage and sepia. I’ve always been a fan of vintage and when I see vintage coloring in a photo, I love it. But when I look at my photos, it’s rare that I see “vintage” as my style. I’ve always been hesitant of the world of “sepia” colored photos. But Rad Lab has helped me realize that Sepia CAN be okay.










