Capturing an image in your camera is sometimes only half the story. With the rise of digital photography, post-processing has become ever more convenient and, perhaps, essential. Let's have a look at something that may help you play around with your image once you've got it off the camera.
Plenty of people swear by Adobe Photoshop for their image editing, but there's another (free) option too: Photoshop Express.
Photoshop Express is an online image editor, by Adobe. It's fairly basic, but ...
Posted by Chris
May 30, 2009
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Many (if not all?) DSLRs have the option to save images in RAW or JPEG format. But which is best?
RAW format literally takes the raw data captured by the camera's sensor and stores it without any compression. In this sense it's like the negative you would get with a film camera, simply capturing all the information without processing it in any way. This can result in much larger files than when capturing in JPEG but it does make it easier to correct exposure/white balance problems in post-pro...
Posted by Chris
April 4, 2009
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