A custom filter for the professional and the brave.

Cropping an elliptical (oval) shape

Sometimes both you and your photometer may blunder when calculating the correct exposure values. This usually leads to dark, underexposed photos. Of course, you don’t want to discard the picture just because of such a mistake, so what can you do? For example, you can apply digital correction.

Take a look at the most appropriate solution.

For the third time, we take a look at undoing. This time, we’ll discuss non-linear undo that can make editing work much easier and faster, and perhaps it can offer new possibilities in retouching your photos.What is this strangely named procedure anyway?

Put a digital passepartout around your photos.

We select a single color in the picture and say goodbye to all the others.

We create a faint inscription as a watermark in a corner of a photo. \"Thou shalt not steal!\", the Lord sayeth.

Another attempt at setting a proper contrast.

A new button for adjusting tilted images