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If you want to know more about editing photos, you’re in the right place. Here you’ll find lots of how to guides, articles, videos, and tips on editing your photos.
| By Leon Deeming | 0
Want to capture that gorgeous sunset to remember your summer holidays but not quite sure how to do it? Here are our top tips on how to photograph that dreamy, dramatic landscape,…
| By Hannah Tomlinson | 2
Tilt shift lenses were originally designed to allow selective focus in-camera. Mostly, they were used for architectural photography to control perspective. Now, the style is really popular for producing faux miniaturised pictures,…
| By Hannah Tomlinson | 0
Watch this video and learn how to create funky, retro images using the tools available in PhotoPlus X5!
| By Hannah Tomlinson | 0
If you’re sitting at home reading this, chances are there’s a studio, complete with small and perfectly formed (but sometimes flighty) models in your back garden, just waiting to be photographed. No,…
| By Mark Mauloni | 6
(Just so you know, the picture isn’t upside down – that’s how it was taken.) We all have photos like the one above – it may not be of your cat, it…
| By Hannah Tomlinson | 4
If your holiday snaps didn’t turn out quite as you’d hoped, don’t worry! We’ve put together our top five tips for improving your holiday photos using a photo editing package like PhotoPlus…
| By Leon Deeming | 1
Alan Cole’s breathtaking photograph of Lake Wakatipu and Mount Earnslaw in New Zealand wins the newsletter competition for August. Take a look at it right here…
| By Mark Mauloni | 5
If you have a digital SLR or a half-decent camcorder, chances are you’ll have (or could use) a good tripod. They have many advantages and, even though they aren’t pocket-size, are well…
| By Leon Deeming | 1
If your photo looks a little flat on screen, follow this simple PhotoPlus tutorial on saturation adjustment layers to add some colour back into it.
| By Leon Deeming | 1
Printing photos can be a tricky job, especially if you’re doing it at home, so take a look at the three things you should definitely do before you hit ‘Print’.
