Saturday, August 09, 2008

Improving Photographs

By David Peters


With all of the advancements in digital technology, taking and improving photographs is quick and simple. The photo-mat is a thing of the past with the image of our pictures being available in seconds on our digitals camera's screen. Even with all of the advancements in cameras, pictures are still not always free of mistakes. Finding ways to improve photographs remains a goal of photographers but the means of achieving this is much different today. Now we can correct our photographs both old and new through digital imaging software that can be done easily by anyone wishing to enhance and improve their photos.

Adobe Photoshop is one of the best digital imaging software programs available today for improving photographs. This is the software most used by graphic designers, artists and photographers. You don't have to be in the professional field however to reach the same professional results provided by Photoshop. All you need is the aspiration to better your photos along with a good tutorial guide to reach all of the potential this software offers.

Here are a few problems almost always seen in pictures:

Blemishes and wrinkles. Who doesn't have a little vanity in themselves? Every one wants to look good and young in photos. Unfortunately, point and shoot cameras often magnify the imperfections in our faces. But thanks to Photoshop improving photographs by removing blemishes, uneven skin tones and wrinkles can be done easily and quickly. Your family and friends will be glad you made them look 10 years younger.

Closed or Half-Closed Eyes - How many times have you heard "I think I blinked!" This doesn't have to mean another photograph anymore thanks to Photoshop. Closed or half-opened eyes can be fixed in the blink of an eye. A good tutorial will take you through the steps of making sure everyone's eyes and bright and more importantly open in the final image.

Unwanted People or Objects - This has happened to everyone, right as you snap the picture someone appears out of nowhere. Don't get mad, get rid of them! You can simply erase them out of the photograph with only a few tools Photoshop has to offer. With the right tutorial, this will be quick and easy to do.

Exposure problems. Too much exposure and you lose detail in the photos. Under exposure and photos become too dark. Improving photographs of these kinds are a little trickier to do especially if the exposures are extreme, but it can be done. With the right tutorial, you can vastly improve your pictures by bringing out the details in it.

Our most memorable moments are captured with a photograph. Those in years to come will have these visual memories of what our lives were like without ever meeting us. Enhancing these photos will not only make them more enjoyable for us to look at but will make them a true picture of times past for those in generations ahead.

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