There are a lot of things you can do while shooting to make your photos looks better, and often you only realize this when you open your precious images up on your computer. So, do you go back and reshoot them? If they are out of focus and blurry, or severely overexposed, that’s your only option. But for just about everything else, this is why you have Photoshop.
BTW, I want to thanks PPA (Professional Photographers of America for sponsoring this tutorial.
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I present 5 very useful tips for making your photos look better in Photoshop, after the fact. How many of these did you know, and which is your favorite? Let us know in the comments.
Thanks for checking it out and joining us here at the CAFE
Colin
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Excellent video! #3 & 5 were of special inferest to me, but learned something in all 5!
Thank you!
Great video! # 5 was the best of all. Thanks!
MANY THANKS FOR ALL OF THE 5 TIPS! REALLY LOVE THE LAST ONE.
IT’S ALWAYS CLEAR AND PRECISE WITH YOU M, COLLIN.