In this video I show you a basic tutorial on how to resize your image to where it looks right and not disproportionate. Alot of times you see images that look way to tall and to fat and it makes the image blurry OR worse. This will show you how to resize an image and make it look right for Print or Web use
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Can free software compete with a product so popular that it has become a part of our language? http://on.fb.me/follownix In the world of photo editors, no other piece of software comes close to matching Adobe Photoshop's power. On this week's episode of OS.ALT we see how Photoshop compares to GIMP, a free and open source graphics editor.
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Hi guys. In this 1st episode I talk briefly how to clean up skin etc for facebook & home photo's. Hope you find it useful. Anyone who wants to have their photo in a video please email me. Jamie@webminus.com - I will email you when I can so please be patient. & as always comment & subscribe.
http://dld.bz/photo-editing-software best photo editing software 12 Street Photography Techniques -- Tips and Tricks
12 Tricks To Make Street Photography Outstanding
How To Capture Amazing Street Photography - 12 Tips
Get streetwise and realize the photographic potential in your urban wonderland with these tips:
1. Less is more In terms of equipment, less if more. If you are traipsing the streets of a city for hours on end you'll want to cut down on the baggage, so a good pair of walking shoes and a comfortable camera strap should not be negotiated. Additionally, you'll want to blend in to catch subjects unawares; erecting a tripod or using a telephoto lens won't suggest subtlety.
2. Off the beaten track Street photography is not tourist photography so go off the beaten track and capture what is being done behind the scenes. Going out at an unusual time can help you find great shots and because street photography is not dependent on perfect light setting, you have no excuse not to get out early and start out till ate
3. Stolen moments The key to successful street shooting is to be on the lookout for an opportunity before it happens. Anticipate action by scouring groups for potentials clashes or bond, judge the atmosphere of a crowd and react to body language and facial expressions.
4. True colours Colourful clothing or backgrounds can sometimes be a distraction when you want to concentrate on facile expression and gesture and for this reason the genre lends itself to black and white. However, there will be opportunities where lurid and gaudy colors collide and it would be a crime to convert.
5. In the background By paying attention to the background, you can catch some stolen moments. Look for billboards, signs, graffiti or other visual elements that could be used to make humorous, ironic or incongruous statements.
6. Opposites attract Look for compositions that reveal dichotomy to build a story or challenge a viewer's presumptions. Try splitting the composition between the reflections on the ground and the scene above, or capture part of a building half in the dark, half in the light.
7. What a performance Street entertainments make ideal subjects but try to capture from a different viewpoint. Whether it's a parade, buskers, free runners, skateboarders or breakdancers, they offer a something a little different to your average street scene. Experiment with your compositions and choose a high shutter speed to capture the action
8. Off the streets Despite its name, the genre does lend itself to other recreation areas, especially those where people expect cameras to be present. For example, try the seaside, fairgrounds, parks, sporting events or the zoo.
9. New angle Get down low or find a higher viewpoint for an unusual angel. Multistory car parks are great for this as you don't have to shoot through glass and give a high viewpoint in town centers. Be careful that your camera is secured; the last thing you want is to drop your camera and hurt someone.
10. Practice makes perfect With your camera pre-set, pick a spot on the street and proceed with calmness, sensitivity and poise. With practice, you'll make great street photographs
11. Fortune favors the brave Robert Capa once said: 'If your pictures aren't' good enough, you're not close enough.' Shots taken in the thick of the action will draw the viewer in, so force yourself to press the button and prepare to deal with the consequences. Better that than regretting missing an opportunity that will never happen again.
12. Frozen Motion Movement is a key part of capturing the human zoo, so keep those shutter speeds fast and that hand steady or find something to support your camera. To capture people moving across the frame, a minimum of 1/125 sec is recommended and an ISO no slower than 400. http://dld.bz/photo-editing-software
Just a homage I made to one of my favourite actors playing one of my favourite roles. I'm mixing things up a bit with this video and, depending on the reaction, may or may not make more of these.
Create a 'face blur' effect in Photoshop, like the one seen in the "Awake" poster! Make sure to check out my other Photoshop tutorials for more on text effects, photo editing, photo retouching, and more! Links below!
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Comment recadrer ou redimensionner une image, enlever les yeux rouges sur une photo, ou encore créer un montage avec plusieurs images? C'est ce que je vous propose de découvrir avec Pixlr Editor, un éditeur en ligne bien pratique... Retrouvez ce tutoriel sur http://www.informatique-enseignant.com/retouche-images-pixlr-editor/
http://Uconcept.com - If you own a small business or are a solopreneur, you will probably do some things on your own. In this video, Janet Garcia shows you how easily you can add watermarks to your company images using free online software called Pixlr. This software works very similar to Photoshop. No download is requires. You can use this same process to create graphics ready to be animated in a video editing software by saving the finished image as TIFF which will preserve layers and opacity.
Creating content for blogs requires the ability to edit images for the web. This video shows you how to crop, resize and add some simple effects to images using Pixlr. Tools 1 Module from Blogging for Business online class
Select "Open image from computer" and browse to your image.
Select your image and click open.
To crop your image, select the cropping tool and drag your curser across the image. To adjust the crop use the blue corners. Now to save your changes, click on the arrow tool and a popup window will ask you if you would like to apply the changes. Click "Yes".
Now to resize the image go to the "image" and under the drop down tab and select "image size".
In the popup window make sure "constrain proportions" is selected.
To keep the image in proportion you should either select to resize the width or the height. For this image I am going to resize the width to 380 pixels. The system will automatically adjust the height to keep the image in proportion. Then click "OK".
If you double click on the magnify tool, you can view the image at 100%.
To save your image, go to "File", "Save", select "My Computer", rename your file, select file format "JPG", keep the quality between 80 and 100. Click "OK" to save the file to your computer.
In this video we have taught you how to crop and resize your image using Pixlr.com
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Add an Andy Warhol like silkscreen effect to Photos. Download the Marilyn Monroe image at https://sites.google.com/site/brouwervideo/photoshop-tutorials
http://paintthemoon.net/blog/photoshop-actions-2/picture-perfect-mega-set/ Using Photoshop and Paint the Moon actions plus manual editing methods follow along with a newborn baby photo processing / edit.
Here is where I edited the picture: http://www.pixlr.com/editor/
Steps:
1. Open the URL. 2. Choose the first image or the one to be used as the background. 3. (OPTIONAL) You may edit the color of the first image. 4. Choose the second image, then change its opacity. 5. (OPTIONAL) Drag the photo to the area where you want it to be shown.
...And of Course, I used Avril Lavigne's Photo. Very simple, isn't it?
