Use Photoshop to process digital photos

Photoshop It interface friendly, easy to operate, powerful, easy to use, compatibility, strong, not only for beginners, more suitable for professional photographers. Once you've mastered using Photoshop's toolbox and menus, it's going to be amazing. You'll get what you want, maybe it's something you've seen in your dreams, or you've never thought of it.

This is a photo I took with the Nikon Coolpix 950 digital camera. It's shrunk, the real size is four times times here. Of course, this is to show the need on the computer. Let's take a look at how Photoshop is used.

First, we can make the image look brighter by adjusting the contrast. Sometimes, photos taken by digital cameras lack vigor. In Photoshop, there are a number of options to compensate for this deficiency. For example: brightness contrast, color standard, saturation and so on. We can choose adjust (adjust) In the Image menu, select Auto Levels in the next Level submenu to set the value adjustment.

In many streets and alleys, we can see some rubbish or rubbish bins. Here, look at the right side of the picture. This can be eliminated using the Clone (clone, also known as eraser) tool in Photoshop. Be careful when using this tool, as it may affect areas near the image. If you are not satisfied, you can select Restore or Undo options in the Edit menu to readjust.

When the clone tool is activated, you can delete or change it at will. As pictured, I erased the TV antenna. Removing the antenna highlights the classical beauty of the farmhouse. Remember, this is a very useful tool. You can use it to erase unwanted parts. such as the car or cable in the portrait shoot, spots, wrinkles, hair and so on.

Next, we will make the plain sky colorful, add colorful clouds. In Photoshop, we can see the first-class three-dimensional clouds. In the Filters (filter) menu, select Render (three-dimensional picture) and select clouds in the Next Level submenu. Then there will be a large number of optional clouds, which can be embedded directly into the photo. However, I suggest that you make some reasonable cloud settings.