We all know that digital technology came several tools that allow us to improve our image even after being discharged from the cameras. One, perhaps the most used and easiest to use is to cut. But beware, it is simple, everyday does not mean that we should not take certain precautions before using.
As in all things, this type of treatment or post-image processing can improve or ruin the picture permanently, for it is necessary to have a good eye and know certain parameters that will help a lot when making decisions like this.
So today I set out a number of things to consider before you cut or not an image, and if do, how and why you should make the cut.
Here's our advice:
- Remove anything that is distracting
- Redial and emphasize the important point of the scene
- Modify a composition we do not like putting in another position the main subject
- Change the orientation to portrait or landscape scene
Finally something you can not forget: your cropped image will lose in number of pixels, so the resulting image will be smaller than the original or it will turn into a pixelated or distorted picture.
As in all things, this type of treatment or post-image processing can improve or ruin the picture permanently, for it is necessary to have a good eye and know certain parameters that will help a lot when making decisions like this.
So today I set out a number of things to consider before you cut or not an image, and if do, how and why you should make the cut.
Here's our advice:
- Remove anything that is distracting
- Redial and emphasize the important point of the scene
- Modify a composition we do not like putting in another position the main subject
- Change the orientation to portrait or landscape scene
Finally something you can not forget: your cropped image will lose in number of pixels, so the resulting image will be smaller than the original or it will turn into a pixelated or distorted picture.
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