When editing images or illustrations in Adobe Photoshop, you might use a brush tool to create unique designs. Brush tools spread a specific design over an image in the shape of the brush and in whatever color you choose, so it can add a touch of uniqueness to your product.
When editing images in Adobe Photoshop, there will come a time when you want to select a specific part of those images so that you can apply edits to highly specialized areas as opposed to the entire frame. This applies whether you’re editing photographs captured in-camera, or digital images that you’ve made for a website.
Topaz Photo AI is one of my favorite photo editing applications available today because of the incredible things that it can do to your photographs with the help of artificial intelligence. Fortunately, the software only continues to get better with frequent updates, like the new versions 3.6.1 and 3.6.2 that the team just released.
Adobe Photoshop is perhaps one of the most well-known software offerings for photograph manipulation ever created. But as artificial intelligence infiltrates this space, Adobe recognizes the need to incorporate AI into their products in order to keep up with competing products, which is why modern versions of Adobe Photoshop include generative AI technology that you can use to enhance your images.
Focus Stacking is a technique that photographers sometimes use to combine several images of the same subject with a slightly different focus point in each image to create a single image with an extended depth of field beyond what might be possible with the aperture setting on any given lens.
Topaz Photo AI, one of my favorite tools for the desktop for enhancing sub-par photographs, has picked up some important updates this week in versions 3.4.0 and 3.4.1.
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We talk about Topaz Photo AI a lot around here when we mention photo editing software, and that’s because Topaz Labs has built a name for itself in the photography community for developing AI-based software that can work real magic on images that might otherwise seem unsalvageable.
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One of my favorite pieces of software for editing photographs, Topaz Photo AI, was recently updated to version 1.5.0 with yet another long list of enhancements. The update comes only about a month after the software’s other most recent major iteration update, version 1.4.0.
Nailing photograph exposure is a hallmark skill of photography, and in this piece, we discuss some of the most important things to consider.