Cover photo by fujikko
Photography doesn't end the moment you press the shutter. By adding edits after shooting, your photos gain richer expressiveness. Editing is not just 'processing'; it's a part of 'expression' that reflects emotions and unique perspectives of the moment.
Enjoy editing to convey your sensibility through photos and elevate them into more captivating works.
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Editing as an Art of Expression
The role of editing is to shape the 'thoughts' embedded in the moment of shooting. For example, by adjusting the color and shadow of the subject, you can bring out invisible emotions and atmospheres.
Photo by Hayato Sato
By adding filters or fine-tuning light and shadow after shooting, you can convey what you felt at that moment as a work. Editing can be said to be the 'finishing touch' of photography, reflecting your individuality and creativity.
Freedom of Expression with RAW Data
If you want to enjoy photo editing more freely, shooting in RAW format is also recommended. RAW data has a wide range of color and light adjustments, allowing you to finish with detailed expressions as you wish. Especially since you can freely change the white balance and exposure, editing closer to your ideal is possible.
Compared to JPEG, it has more information, and the degradation of image quality due to editing is also suppressed, making it a powerful choice for creating works.
Editing Points to Finish Your Unique Work
In editing, in addition to basic adjustments such as brightness, contrast, and saturation, make use of filters and retouching tailored to the theme. For landscape photos, enhance vibrancy with saturation and contrast, and for portraits, adjust for natural skin tones, making the photos come alive with editing suited to the subject.
Photo by Kyoka
Photo editing is a process of embodying your intention of 'how you want to show it' and infusing the work with stories and emotions. Add the expression you desire and depict your unique world in your photos.
