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Here’s where to begin when editing a photo, regardless of the software
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This article explains some of the steps you can take to bring the best elements out of your photos. The instructions use Adobe Photoshop CC but will work with most photo editing software. If you have a bunch of dull looking images that need to be retouched, this article might give you some new ideas about what to do with them. 
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Many photographers experimenting with smartphone editing have realized that it's almost impossible to find one single app that does everything you want. Instead, it is more effective to rely on a workflow of multiple apps, selectively using specific tools from each. Be careful though. Too many re-saves and an image can lose quality as it is compressed over and over. Try not to save the image more than twice over if you can help it.
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When it comes to photo post-processing, apps have taken over. From adding vintage filters to enhancing specific elements of a photo, you can do anything with the right app in your hands. This article highlights 4 must-have apps for photo editing.
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In the early stages of developing my digital workflow, I learned that some methods are corrective, while others could be used to create. This distinction became increasingly important. The goal for editing is to create the best possible canvas to apply my color processing onto – to clean the photographs of any distracting impurities, which will allow me to focus strictly on the creative aspect of my processing. Exposure blending, which repairs any damaged area by combining different exposures to recover the complete tonal range. Color shifts, dodging & burning, and tonal adjustments are examples of the processing phase. These adjustments can also be destructive to a photograph if applied carelessly.
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Finding a good editing vs. processing comparison has been hard to come by. Explaining it in a way that doesn't seem like a language, I haven't learned yet. And at any time when we can be reminded that editing can either be damaging or refreshing for your image. It's just based on what you want to bring out in the photograph.
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We – photographers – make magic happen using a wide range of interesting techniques. Some popular wizardry now being spread around is levitation photography: where objects and people appear to float in the air. The London based photographer Luke Sharratt created this amazing Magic Levitation series showing off the gravity-defying capabilities of Snapheal, watch the video."
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Have you been interested in making your photos, a little bit more magical? Get a step-by-step presentation of how Luke Sharratt creates his Levitation Photography.
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Find out how to use Snapseed and what makes it such a great app for photo editing of your mobile photography images
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A slightly easier way of editing photos on your phone.
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"A couple of days ago, photographer and retoucher Clint Davis shared a guest post about how he created composite photos for a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4x4 brochure."
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This interesting article explains how you can transform an ordinary looking photo into a stunning composite image.
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"Post-processing is an important part of photography, and it becomes even more important with smartphone photos that may lack depth of colour and and dynamic range. With the advent of Instagram and its imitators, filters have come to rule the day for most casual photogs, but many of us demand more control. Here are five great tools for making your photos sing to your very own tune."
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If you're trying to find the next photography app to add to your collection, this article will help you get started with a list of five app you can use to edit your photos on the go. The apps range from traditional filter apps, to creative photo studio apps capable of advanced photo editing. Read the article for more details.
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"A new breed of photo editing app, including Pixtr (pictured), is gaining popularity as people seek to digitally doctor their selfies so that they can look better online. While photo retouching technology has long been available in expensive computer packages and used in fashion magazines, the rise of free photo editing apps has enabled more people to make their selfies picture perfect."
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If you've ever wanted to airbrush your photos, this article will show you some popular airbrush apps you can use to turn your regular pictures into magazine-worthy images. Whether you're trying make your selfies look better or want to enhance your facial features, these apps will let you do just that.
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If you've done nothing more with iPhoto that toss your images into it like an old shoebox, it's time to dig into the best of those pictures and edit them into works of art. Chris Breen shows you how. We’ve covered the anatomy of the iPhoto interface, the ways and means of importing and viewing images, and the mechanics of iCloud’s Photo Stream feature. This is all important information, but I know that many of you have suffered through these lessons with this single thought: “Let’s cut to the chase, already. Show me how to edit my pictures!”
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Since iPhoneography as been catching on, knowing what your doing in image editing is essential.
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"Kodak. Polaroid. Nikon. All names of great cameras from decades past that have enabled the budding professional photographer to produce memories that we can cherish for life. Yet it turned out to be only a matter of time before the photography scene became the latest victim of today’s manic pace of life, and as an attribute to it – express photo editing software."
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One thing that, as a new photographer to the whole digital game. Is the fact that we can get carried away on the newest software. Here is an over all explaination about the pros and cons.
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n this advanced age, individuals depend increasingly on their advanced cells to take pictures than a standard camera. Part of the sharp mobile phone demand is having the ability to catch and impart...
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Whether you want to get rid of a skin blemish, blue a sky, add filters, or something else, there are tons of photo editing apps available for iPad.