Post-Processing Tips offers expert guidance on enhancing and refining your photographs after the initial capture. This sub-category covers a range of techniques and workflows used to edit and perfect images, including adjustments to exposure, color balance, contrast, and sharpness. It provides practical advice on using various software tools and techniques to bring out the best in your photos, whether you’re aiming to achieve a specific artistic effect or simply to polish your images for a more professional finish. By learning effective post-processing methods, you can elevate your photographs and ensure they fully represent your creative vision.
A post commenting on the purist thoughts that one should not edit or manipulate ones images. I try here to show that what we think of as image manipulation is not to degrade photography, but an integral part of the process of what photography is.
A friend asked me lately on what file formats I use in my workflow, so I thought I should give you some inside into what I use. In Camera In camera I shot exclusivly RAW-files or RAW with JPEG if I need easy access to view the files shortly after…
When does an image become a manipulated image? Where does the manipulation start? In camera or when Photoshop takes over?