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Cropping can be one of the most overlooked parts of a photographer’s post production. While getting it right in camera is the goal, sometimes a crop after the fact really can bring out the best of your image. In this tutorial we’re going to use Acorn, an image editing program for macOS, to do our… Continue reading How to Crop and Resize a Photo in Acorn (Photoshop Alternative)

Look-Up Tables, or LUTs, are a great, time-saving way to process photographs and film footage. If you’re editing a large set of photos, like a wedding for example, you can create a ‘style’ in one photograph that can then be used (and tweaked) in the others, meaning you don’t have to recreate the same steps… Continue reading How to Make a LUT in Affinity Photo (.cube)

Scene situations play out particular scenarios with animated characters, and you can change the colours to suit your video. In this article we’ll show you ten of our favourite animation templates featuring leisure and fun scenes from Envato Elements, where everything is included in a monthly subscription. Animate a Leisure Scene With Templates for After… Continue reading 10 Top Leisure and Fun Scene Animation Templates for After Effects

In this article we showcase a selection of top Lightroom presets for portraits, landscapes, black-and-white, film, weddings, fashion and editorial, and special effects. All of these presets are included with an Envato Elements subscription. Within each category we’ll profile the best Lightroom presets available on Envato Elements. You can download all of these and millions… Continue reading 50 Top Lightroom Preset Packs for Instant Photo Looks in 2022

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