Category: Photo Effects

Often, the colors of your photo match that of the scene in reality. Sometimes, when looking at a photo, you may find the colors are not right. The colors are bluish and the photo looks cooler. Or the colors are yellowish and the photo looks warmer. A tint of...

When photographing a subject, you usually want the photo look as realistic as possible. The photo duplicates everything in reality. But occasionally, we do not want such a type of photo. We want a photo with a cool visual effect, which is far more impressive. After you post the...

As a photographer, you may encounter such a situation. After you shoot a scene, you will find the photo does not come out in the way you want. The subject in the photo is well exposed but the background is washed out or the background is nicely exposed but...

As is known to all photographers, different light situations yield different color temperature in the photo. Shooting with natural light will make your photos have a cold color temperature. Shooting in unnatural incandescent light will result in a warm color cast. Our eyes constantly adjust how we perceive it...

Light is an important factor that affects the appearance of the digital photo. There are two types of light in photography photographers need to know: hard light and soft light. The main difference between hard light and soft light comes down to the size of the light source relative...

Sharpness comes down to how defined the edges in the photo are. As all photographers know, edges with higher contrast appear to be more defined to our visual system. Sometimes, you may find the digital photo is blurry to some degree, which is caused by the camera sensors and...