Radiant Photo 2 review and automatic editing tutorial

Anthony Morganti reviews Radiant Photo 2 through raw-file editing examples. He describes it as an application for people who prefer less manual editing: it analyzes an image, identifies a subject category and applies a workflow and preset. His examples cover landscapes, wildlife and portraits, with before-and-after comparisons and manual adjustments.

The tutorial explains how the responsive workspace changes its visible controls to match the selected preset. The professional workspace exposes every control, while a filter can show only adjusted settings. Morganti also demonstrates how to correct an automatic workflow choice when the software fails to recognize a landscape.

Portrait controls include skin smoothing, blemish removal and skin tone adjustments. For a noisy wildlife image, he selects stronger noise reduction, but cautions that it is not the advanced AI noise reduction viewers may expect. Presets and color grading looks require a click; hovering does not preview them.

Morganti also explains that his purchase bundle includes a year of Radiant Toolkit access for updates and training. He warns that it renews automatically and shows how to reach subscription management through the invoice. The description discloses that he is a Radiant Photo affiliate.