Graphic design and beyond: Post-processing and digital photography

Post date: Mar 16, 2020 9:47:25 PM

It’s not at all surprising how many graphic designers are also into other forms of art, and how many artists in different fields are into graphic design. This blog explores the digital photography, a subject in which more and more graphic designers have taken an interest. This blog will specifically focus on post-processing and image correction. Ram Chary.

Before anything else, it is important to remember that every image that’s saved should first be in RAW format. This makes the image possible to edit. Ram Chary.

When there are images that are included in the shots that shouldn’t be there…

A common occurrence in photography is seeing an object in the image that photographers would rather not want in the image. The most basic way to take it out is through cropping, which entails outlining the image with a crop box and adjusting it to take out the unwanted object entirely. Ram Chary.

When the image isn’t straight…

A tilted image is a more serious problem. Thank the stars for programs like Photoshop and Lightroom. There is a ruler tool in Photoshop that can be used to straighten out the image. For Lightroom users, they can use the level tool to rotate the image until it straightens out. Ram Chary.