Photography Dictionary

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Aberration: A lens fault (problem) in which light rays are scattered, degrading the image. Different types include: chromatic (colors and light wavelengths), spherical (blurring in the center of a picture), coma (edge blurring), astigmatism (light rays focused as a line, not a point), and field curvature (plane of sharpest focus is a curved surface).

Achromatic Lens: a lens constructed of different types of glass, used to reduce chromatic aberration.

danmariethekoala Edit Tutorial - Photoscape

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kimhyunah Edit Tutorial 2

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How to Fake a Holga Photograph

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1. Crop it square. Holgas have square negatives, like many other medium format cameras. Use the crop tool, make sure you don’t have any sizes entered and hold shift to keep it perfectly square.

Sharpening seemingly unusable blurred images

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There are times when an image is beyond rescue with Unsharp Mask, when its so out of focus it is bordering on creative, but your client insists that you use it! Well, there are lots of ways to use the native filters in Photoshop for other uses, some not so obvious as others, like the example below!

If you really have to use a particularly blurry image, it may seem impossible to actually put detail back into an image that is not there already – and to all but the most Ninja level Photoshop user it would be! This is where the generally unusable Emboss filter steps up for service in our arsenal!
 
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