Watermarking images before uploading them online can bring you multiple benefits. No matter if you’re a professional or amateur photographer, blogger or a design artist, adding a watermark to your original photos can turn out to be an inspired decision. First of all, because it’s…
Whether we’re talking about Nikon’s NEF, Sony’s ARW or Canon’s CRW, shooting in RAW comes with significant benefits. This professional way of shooting enables you to enjoy the best possible quality for your images, get a higher level of details and a higher level of…
Drone photography is a particular type of photography that is enjoying an ever-increasing popularity. The drone market has skyrocketed in past years and, due to the considerable drop in prices, more and more people have had the chance to get that camera up in the…
Images matter. In fact, that’s an understatement. Images and visual content in general lie at the heart of a website. No matter if you have a photography or food blog, an e-commerce store or an informative type of website, it’s fundamental to know how to…
Cropping is many times an integral part of the photo editing process. Why? Well, simply because there are numerous ways this operation can help you create quality images. By cropping you can improve the overall composition of the image, you can change the aspect ratio,…
Collages are a great way to make your photography and videography stand out. If you want to display in style your memories from your latest trip, create awesome content for your social media followers or perhaps offer your loved ones a special anniversary gift, a collage…
Cropping is sometimes a necessary post-processing operation in order to improve the image composition and the overall aspect of a photo. Whether you need to change the aspect ratio from portrait to 4:3 for example, get rid of a stranger that appears near you and ruins…
When you need to resize, convert or watermark a single image it’s a simple job for any photo editor. But when you have to apply those basic edits to not one, but dozens or hundreds of images… well, it can become a really tedious task.…
Sometimes JPG is the optimal image format to choose, because it’s just easier to work with. Other times image quality prevails over size and in this case a lossless format like PNG or TIFF is the preferred alternative. Regardless of the format, there are numerous…
