When I first started blogging, I simply resized and uploaded photos (like this FUN photo from my nieces' visit earlier this summer).
However, I learned that when I resize it, the photo will appear clearer if I select the right "bicubic" option (in this case bicubic sharpener). It's often just a subtle difference.
My favorite edits include cropping (to remove distracting elements) and adjusting levels and shadows (to correct color and brighten).
I've also learned to play with the various options when converting a photo to black & white. The "newspaper" option keeps my photo bright and happy.
My favorite edits include cropping (to remove distracting elements) and adjusting levels and shadows (to correct color and brighten).
I've also learned to play with the various options when converting a photo to black & white. The "newspaper" option keeps my photo bright and happy.
I've even experimented with some of the FUN guided options available in Photoshop Elements, Pop Art being my favorite.
Over the past several years, I've also learned more about editing photos on my iPhone, using the tools available to crop photos, adjust the color or lighting, and/or apply filters. I've used Canva to create photo collages. I've even used the editing feature in Facebook to improve photos before posting. So, I feel I can confidently mark this item as done on my 50 Things To Do Before I'm 50 List!
Over the past several years, I've also learned more about editing photos on my iPhone, using the tools available to crop photos, adjust the color or lighting, and/or apply filters. I've used Canva to create photo collages. I've even used the editing feature in Facebook to improve photos before posting. So, I feel I can confidently mark this item as done on my 50 Things To Do Before I'm 50 List!
Well done again. I'm going to check out Canva because making photo collages for my blog has been on my list to find out about ... & who knows maybe actually do. :)
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ReplyDeleteOh, nicely done you. I am still leaning on Picasa for my photo editing, I know my standard 5 or 6 options that work so well and quickly for most of my needs. I am hesitant to learn Photoshop elements as I don't want to invest the time. But lately I am in learning mode, so maybe now is the time to try.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on tackling PSE - it's something I have struggled to master!
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