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Please find this case study that covers some of the basic techniques that can help enhance a photo or correct some of the mistakes made during a photo shoot.

Mosly oriented towards begginers.

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Author: ~silentkeystroke

Poor shooting conditions, wrong setting on your camera, or shot taken in too much of a hurry can result in a photo that does not meet the expectations you had while standing there.

This articles gives a few basic Photoshop tips to enhance such a photo.



Thank you!
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..off to read it

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yeah nice tutorial ... :)
definitely what i'm trying to do in my work :) :)
kickin, thjis should help alot of people starting out.
Great stuff, really useful and i agree about the framing of the photo's.

Keep em coming please :D, i'm learning lol

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oh well... IMHO doesn't totally live up to Photo-class level. Anyways it's good you uncover basic techniques for those who are new to digital photography.

But i'm really looking forward to articles and tutorials on more advanced things like lenses, for example. Anyways, keep up this activity, at least something good there is on da :)

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I'll make my negative point first: Brightness/Contrast is a terrible command, and I hate to see anyone use it, let alone recommend it (even to beginners). I'd encourage anyone to spend five minutes learning Levels to accomplish the same kinds of results with much less destruction to what's right about the source pixels.

But there's plenty good here! It's a great "start-to-finish" task-oriented exercise, and I'm especially crazy about the "look through my eyes" kind of narrative as is used soooooo well here. (I'm working on one of these myself, actually.) It's often just as important/too often left out in a tutorial to share sensibility as well as technological methods, so this gets high marks.

Nice tone of voice, well illustrated, and I always admire brevity (as its my own greatest failing, :lol: )

Nice use of the Color Balance command too. I'd "add" to the tutorial to make sure that "Preserve Luminosity" button is checked "On," or tried both ways.
I enjoyed it a whole lot i think it is very helpful.

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very helpful tutorial, and very helpful comments! photoshop is a huge program and can be very intimidating to beginners. these tutorials make it very easy to learn quickly. thanks! :D
Even though I'm not a beginner, this is still an awesome article. I'm glad you guys finally updated with another. :)

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