Ulead Photo Express’ smart select and blur tool.
October 22, 2009 on 12:20 am | In Effects, Photo Editing Tips | No CommentsUlead has a very user-friendly interface compared to the other advanced photo editors. It doesn’t follow thought that photos edited using Ulead won’t produce quality photos—in fact, Ulead can have the same quality outputs, minus the migraine (I told you, it’s user-friendly!).
Ulead Photo Express has this special tool called smart select. It actually acts like Adobe’s lasso tool but what’s good about this is that, it detects the edges of a subject in a photo without complexity. You just click on the edge of the photo subject you want to cut, and trace it like you’re making an outline. You can smudge the area using the blur tool to remove the sharp edges. These effects’ transparency can also be adjusted from 100% to 0% so that you could achieve that perfect edited picture you always wanted.
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Recover the Original Images
August 14, 2009 on 7:59 pm | In Adobe Photoshop, Effects, Filter, Photo Editing Tips | No CommentsAs far as editing images are concerned, you will encounter problems as far as accidentally saving them to the one you are editing. Software can easily reclaim lost or missing photographs from various cases of accidental losses of data. There are utilities that can help to demonstrate whole recovery process in an easy to use and interactive way.
There are a lot of them out there and you just have to pick the right one. Once you do, rest assured you no longer have to worry about the original file that you erroneously edited. Any software that can recover images can make sure of that.
Applying Effects on Images
July 22, 2009 on 8:00 pm | In Effects, Photo Editing Tips | No CommentsWhen you open Adobe Photoshop, you are bound to try out all the things you can do with your photos. This includes checking out the various effects on the source file itself. They are not easy to apply if you don’t know the actual use of each effect. You really have to play around with them as much as possible to get the best output you can get.
For a work to be art, there should be a message, a feeling, a reason the artist made the work because he or she wanted to say something, even if how I interpret the statement is different than what the artist meant.
FotoFlexer
May 22, 2009 on 2:37 am | In Adjustment, Adobe Photoshop, Background, Borders, Color, Effects, Filter, Information, Photo Editing Tips, Tips | No Comments
Not all photo editing software can deliver utmost quality and power, this one does for it rivals some of the more expensive labels like Adobe’s PhotoShop and Corel. The good thing about today’s photo editing software is the fact that you don’t have to install the system for a few minutes to learning how it is used for another hour or so. You log in, upload the photos and start working on improving your photos, fast, quick and easy. Many of the most powerful photo editing software do cost a lot and the best options are these free editing software that started out quite primal but thanks to many innovations in the development process that aims to improve on them almost constantly, they have caught up and are here to stay. Continue reading FotoFlexer…
Geo-Aware Photos
April 22, 2009 on 2:30 am | In Photo Editing Tips, Photo Taking, Tips | No CommentsMore than just photos, these pictures have get-tagging information included with the file information allowing those applications that can use and recognize geo-aware information to map them and show their location in relation to a map that is presented to the many mashables that are coming out onto the market to date. Life and pictures of your travels are being made more and more powerful, able to capture the exact location with get-tagging enabled camera’s and video systems that have small yet powerful gps receivers. Continue reading Geo-Aware Photos…
Flicker Hosts Picnik
March 22, 2009 on 2:26 am | In Information, Photo Editing Tips, Program, photoeditingtips | No Comments
Everybody loves the idea of photo editing and for whatever reason one may choose to do so, it is plain and simple fun for all. May you be a child who wants to make things a bit more interesting for your parents and friends or the adult who wishes to make the ordinary shot a bit more professional, it works for all of us and life cannot be easier when Yahoo, Flicker and Picnik are all brought together to make for one collection of the best software collaboration around. Life is a bit easier when you have the best mail services, search, photo editing and photo-hosting and sharing sites all combined into one nifty mashup of sorts. Continue reading Flicker Hosts Picnik…
Some of the tips for Photoshop CS3
August 10, 2008 on 1:24 pm | In Adjustment, Adobe Photoshop, Background, Borders, Color, Effects, Filter, Information, Layers, Photo Editing Tips, Photo Taking, Program, Smoke, Texture, photoeditingtips | No Comments
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Drawing straight lines without using the line tool
Choose one of the available tools for drawing a line except line tool (Eraser tool, pencil tool, brush tool, etc) and then hold the shift key while dragging the pointer horizontally or vertically.
Drawing straight lines using the brush tool
While the brush tool is selected, click where you want to start the first point to be at. Then hold the shift key and click to the other point where you want your line to end. You may also use this technique mostly to other tools like highlight tool and eraser tool.
Tips at creating shapes
To start drawing from the center, hold alt while dragging. To create perfect shapes of a square, a circle, or when you are using the polygon tool, hold shift while dragging. If you are using any of tools for drawing like the brush tool, or line tool, and you want to move what you are drawing, hold the spacebar and drag it to where you want your drawing placed.
Closing multiple windows of Photoshop
Hold shift while going to the file menu and choose close.
Restoring the Old Photos
May 29, 2008 on 8:01 pm | In Adobe Photoshop, Photo Editing Tips | No CommentsOver time you will see that photo depreciate due to dilapidation of the photo paper or perhaps poor storage. Now for most, that may seem a sign of antique or aging photos but with the right software and photo editor, you can restore old photos and make them look like new ones.
It may take some time for these photos to bring back the shine and original quality that it once had but the thing is you can. It may take some time and liven up those supposedly old photos and surely they will be a joy to look at afterwards.
Making Great Shots Count
May 25, 2008 on 8:01 pm | In Adobe Photoshop, Photo Editing Tips | No CommentsFor photographers, taking candid shots can be enhanced in a way to capture great photos and allow them to become pictures that will surely be something out of the ordinary. That is just the thing about photography, it is not always about the shot alone but rather on what you make out of it.
As far as livening them up and coming up with great end image products, you will be surprised at what you can produce. Colors, effects and other potential effect elements in a photo editing software can make all the difference. Everything lies on the person behind the keyboard to enhance it all.
Photography Can Bring Out the Artist In You
May 19, 2008 on 8:00 pm | In Adobe Photoshop, Effects, Photo Editing Tips | No CommentsWhile many of us end up staring at pictures blankly, you can do a lot of artistic output on them if you think about it. The controversy about whether photography is art is one that has been raging in the art world for a long time and we are not likely to totally solve it here.
But it can be an important decision you have to make if you are considering a career in photography with the goal of producing quality art works. Now the primary objection to whether photography is art sometimes is that a photograph is often a realistic depiction of a moment taken with a machine and some would say that “anybody can take a picture.”
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