Review Digital Camera World 05-13-2014

Digital Camera World

Your small business full-time assistant Join the 500,000+ people using Shoeboxed to streamline accounting and bookkeeping. Turn a pile of receipts into digital data to save time, money and hassle. From our sponsors

9 photo editing cliches and how to avoid them May 12th 2014, 23:01, by anicholson It's hard to define at which point a popular or fashionable effect becomes a cliché, but when it's done badly on a regular basis it's definitely a problem. Let's take a look at nine of the biggest photo editing cliches and what you can do to avoid them. Worst photo editing cliches: 1. Selective colour There was a time when creating a black and white image with some areas remaining in colour seemed novel and creative, but it's pretty much been done to death. One of the problems is that it has often been used to inject a little interest into otherwise dull shots. Of course this doesn't mean that there isn't the odd occasion when it works very well, but don't overdo it and reserve it for images that really cry out for it. Worst photo editing cliches: 1. Selective colour Worst photo editing cliches: 2. HDR Worst photo editing cliches: 3. Overuse of filter effects Worst photo editing cliches: 4. Square format Worst photo editing cliches: 5. Frames and borders Worst photo editing cliches: 6. Dodgy Blur Worst photo editing cliches: 7. Bad tilt-and-shift effects Worst photo editing cliches: 8. Fake lens flare Worst photo editing cliches: 9. Excessive portrait retouching READ MORE 13 photo editing mistakes every photographer makes (and how to avoid them) Best photo editing software: 7 Photoshop alternatives tested and rated How to use Lightroom: 8 mistakes every photographer makes Adobe Lightroom 5 vs Photoshop CC: which software should you choose?

You are receiving this email because you subscribed to this feed at blogtrottr.com. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can unsubscribe from this feed, or manage all your subscriptions