Comments on: 7 Editing Tips to Improve Your Travel Photographs

By: uma

uma — Thu, 25 Jun 2020 04:25:49 +0000

I’m on the fence about this, while more customization is good, I have a feeling this is a “in-progress” update, it just feels incomplete and half-way there.
We use badge layout for apps on design approvals (visual projects), so the image being displayed is important. Old layout “feels like” it had larger images,
maybe because the images were cropped more loosely so it’s easier to tell which project it was at quick glance. Now the image is cropped closer, making it
harder to scan thru at quick glance. I find myself needing to click into the project more often than usual. Which makes the whole user experience less
efficient.
I have a couple suggestions that might make it work better:
1. Increase the height of the window the cover image is being displayed.
2. Let us to choose which image to be displayed as “cover” (like how Pinterest handles cover images of each board, was hoping for this for a long time)
3. Let us adjust which part of the image to show and how tight or loose the crop is (with a fixed window, let us move the image around and maybe enlarge or
shrink it to control what shows thru the window. Pinterest does a limited form of this, which is very useful in making the cover image relevant)
4. Allow Cover Image to be ordered in different hierarchy (currently every element can be ordered differently except the Cover Image, it seems to be stuck
in the 2nd spot, would like the option to set it on another spot in the layout. This one seems like an easy fix, since you guys allow that for every other
element already)

By: Linda

Linda — Sat, 02 Mar 2019 01:54:34 +0000

Thanks for your informative article. Unfortunately, Picasso is no longer available. The replaced it with Google-something which didn’t impress me. I tried to get Snapseed for my PC but had to download Bluestacks first because it’s an Android emulator (I think that’s the right term.) I’m not too happy with that because Bluestacks is a large program and takes a long time to load. Then Snapseed seems slow, too and not easy to save photos from. I wish Picasso would be brought back!

By: Yousuf

Yousuf — Mon, 28 Jan 2019 06:14:26 +0000

I love this article. As a professional photographer for many years I have seen an increasing dependency on over editing vs learning the craft of photography to start with a beautiful base to build from. Thank you for this article!

By: josh bornstein

josh bornstein — Mon, 17 Dec 2018 19:24:08 +0000

In reply to Laurence.

What an odd comment. I have used different versions of PhotoShop for close to 2 decades. It absolutely is focused (heh) on the needs of photographers . . . although the program does have significant downsides (learning curve, very expensive, etc). It is the industry standard–by far!!!–although for beginning photographers/retouchers, Lightroom will probably be more than enough for your post-processing needs.

By: David White

David White — Mon, 23 Jul 2018 11:49:40 +0000

Amazing post, after reading this post it’s too easy for me. Thanks for sharing. Hope in your next post I found a lot of information.

By: John Santana

John Santana — Tue, 08 May 2018 06:22:17 +0000

Technology has been reached to great heights and usually people underestimate what these Softwares can do the already clicked pictures. Even I didn’t cared for any Post Click editing, until the say my Son showed me the magic Adobe Lightroom can do. Cheers

By: Mark Davis

Mark Davis — Sun, 21 Jan 2018 10:34:52 +0000

Hi, What a great tips! Absolutely fantastic. I appreciate your post. As a graphics designer, I personally like to use Adobe Lightroom. This app is designed for iPad and is only available for Apple products. It is a photo editor with capabilities for saving to Adobe Creative Cloud. The only unique function of this app is the ability for advanced edits, including a tone curve for adjusting color, exposure, tone, and contrast.
Thanks.

By: John

John — Fri, 10 Nov 2017 05:50:52 +0000

I was actually searching tips for editing travel photos using mobile phone and got this one. All the tips you added are really helpful. Do you have any suggestion for mobile? I meant to say that any app?

By: James W.

James W. — Thu, 09 Nov 2017 15:11:42 +0000

These all tips are fabulous. I will definitely apply this when I capture photos. I liked the “tip #4. Shadows and Highlights”. This is a very important factor when editing an image. Most of the time this is the huge problem as well when you don’t know how to balance it. I shared your post as well with my friends. Thank you so much for sharing huge things. I will surely visit in your blog again soon.

By: ronald

ronald — Tue, 31 Oct 2017 11:00:28 +0000

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