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A new version of BackShatter has been released with an improved circle command. You can now move and resize the circle and see a preview of the fixed backscatter. For more info checkout the video

The latest release of BackShatter can be easily integrated into Lightroom as an external editor. Watch the video to see how BackShatter can be added to your Lightroom workflow.

The latest release of BackShatter contains a Video Help system that makes it easy to learn. Get easy to understand help in 3 simple steps. – Pick the Video Help Command – Click on the button you want help on. – Click the Show Video link  

The first release of BackShatter for Mac is available for download as a Free Trial! The Free Trial contains all of the features of BackShatter for MAC and is limited in the following ways Supports opening JPEG, TIFF, PNG, and BMP images Trial saving is limited to JPEG files Saved images for Free Trial scaled to 1600 pixels Saved images will have BackShatter watermark in corner Be one of the first people to see how easy and quickly you can remove backscatter from your…

A new update to BackShatter is out for Windows.  It improves the software in a number of key ways. Easier to use, fewer buttons Better processing of backscatter New backscatter detector reduces false detections

Interested in what BackShatter can do for your Underwater Photos? Check out the video on YouTube.

The first release of BackShatter for Windows is available for download as a Free Trial! The Free Trial contains all of the features of BackShatter for Windows and is limited in the following ways Supports opening JPEG, TIFF, PNG, and BMP images Trial saving is limited to JPEG files Saved images for Free Trial scaled to 1600 pixels Saved images will have BackShatter watermark in corner Be one of the first people to see how easy and quickly you can…

This animation shows the typical workflow for fixing Backscatter with BackShatter. BackShatter – fix you backscatter quickly and easily

I recently returned from a diving trip to Belize.  The diving was great, but the UW Photography conditions were less than ideal.  Most days were overcast, and none of the visibility was outstanding.  In the famous Blue Hole, the water was full of particles making it particularly challenging.  Not a lot of macro subjects either.  As a result I used my single strobe on almost every shot. This resulted in all kinds of backscatter of all different types.  Circular blobs,…