It has become a common knowledge among photographers that outdoor photography is inherently more difficult than the indoor (studio) one.
While you are doing the indoor photography, you can control almost every element in order to make your photographs as beautiful as possible. However, that is not the case if you are doing outdoor photography. That’s why having a good skill on editing the outdoor photographs is essential. In today’s post, we will share 8 wonderful image editing techniques you might never know before in one beautiful infographic. Here are some key highlights:
- Tools for the trade: Photoshop is a powerful editing tool, but it’s also an expensive investment. Thankfully, there are plenty of free photo editing alternatives to try. Some nice alternatives are available freely, including Instagram (mobile app), Google photos, Fotor. Pixel Editor.
- Crop for composition: Crop and highlight the subject of your image, or to get rid of any unwanted photobombers.
- Bring out the colors: When it comes to landscape photography, there’s no harm in bringing out the blues of the sky or the greens of the grass. Just don’t overdo it.
- Fix lighting: Whether you’re inside a museum or outside beneath the shadow of some tall buildings -getting the right lighting can be tricky. If your exposure is off, brighten dark shadows or tone down harsh highlights with your computer.
The tips detailed here are exceptionally useful if you by any chance are working on travelling agency, wildlife media, or anything that require prime outdoor photographs. Take a look at the following infographic for more detailed information.
Infographic credit: Wimdu