Podcasts about Snapseed

Además, nos mantendremos en el empeño hasta, como mínimo, la semana que viene, para que nuestros oyentes tengan tiempo de poner en práctica algunos de los consejos que ha compartido con nosotros nuestro instructor de Fotografía favorito.Como siempre, esperamos sus imágenes en nuestro correo: plazapublica@rtrm.es. Precisamente a esa dirección remitió su instantánea José Luis Rueda. La foto nos sirve para ilustrar hoy el podcast.En el día en el que la Universidad Popular de Cartagena abría el plazo para inscribirse en alguno de los cursos de Fotografía que imparte Fructuoso Navarro, hablamos también de dos cursos concretos que se preparan para los próximos 11 y 18 de enero. Se imparten en una sola jornada y abordan, por una parte, los conceptos esenciales de fotografía, en un curso de iniciación y, en otro orden de cosas, nociones de composición. Hay más información disponible poniéndose en contacto con el propio instructor en el correo fructunavarro@gmail.com.En cuanto a preguntas de los oyentes, resolvemos hoy las dudas de uno de los seguidores del programa que nos interpela a propósito de si Photoshop es una herramienta de edición válida para cualquiera y con cualquier nivel de conocimiento, frente a la alternativa de usar una APP como Snapseed.

Las fotos de Paki Sáez han merecido los comentarios de Fructuoso Navarro, fotógrafo profesional e instructor de Fotografía.Hemos dedicado un buen rato a informar de diversas actividades relacionadas con la Fotografía. La que más nos ha llamado la atención ha sido la excursión programada para el domingo 10 de noviembre, un itinerario guiado minero-ambiental por el entorno de la Sierra Minera de Cartagena-La Unión. La actividad dura unas 4 horas y empieza a las 09:00. Es necesario apuntarse previamente. Hay más información en la página de la Fundación Sierra Minera.Hemos tenido tiempo para escuchar una frase del célebre fotógrafo Arnold Newman, una de cuyas icónicas fotografías sirve para ilustrar hoy este podcast. Y también para hablar de un par de APPS imprescindibles: Snapseed y Picsart, además de otra —Retrica— para ponerle filtros a nuestras fotografías.Y hemos concluido, como cada semana, anticipando un nuevo tema relacionado con los géneros fotográficos para la semana que viene: fotografía callejera. Esperamos sus imágenes en plpzapublica@rtrm.es.

Send us a Text Message.Can an iPhone really take your product photography to the next level? Join us as we sit down with Rakel Johnson, a former K-2 teacher turned product photography maestro, who reveals her secrets for capturing stunning educational resource images. From achieving perfect lighting to understanding buyer behavior across platforms like Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), Instagram, and blogs, Rakel's insights are invaluable. She shares practical tips for using just your iPhone, ensuring consistent lighting, and repurposing images to maximize engagement and sales.This episode is packed with actionable takeaways for TPT sellers looking to enhance their product photos. Rakel breaks down essential tools like ring lights, softboxes, and editing apps like Snapseed, and emphasizes the importance of planning for consistent photo sessions. Learn how to breathe new life into your social media and blog posts with Canva and other creative tools. Plus, get a sneak peek into the Teacher Seller Summit where you can get hands-on experience with these techniques. Stay tuned to the end for details on how to follow Rakel on Instagram and enroll in her course, Product Photo Genius, for more expert advice.Get Your Tickets to Teacher Seller's Summit!https://rebrandedteacher.kartra.com/page/hM1199Rakel's Website:https://www.rakeljohnsonsimplycreating.com/Rakel's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rakeljohnsonsimplycreating/Support the Show.

https://weekly52.de/weekly/374 Mit den neuen Smartphones ist Fotografie für jeden zugänglich geworden. Egal, ob du ein Gelegenheitsfotograf oder ein Enthusiast bist, dein Handy ist ein tolles Werkzeug, um beeindruckende Bilder festzuhalten. Wir plaudern über Komposition, Beleuchtung, geben Empfehlungen für spezielle Apps zum Fotografieren und für die Nachbearbeitung und beleuchten die diversen Einstell-Möglichkeiten deines Smartphones. Simone Naumanns Buch “Fotografie mit dem Smartphone” ist eine wertvolle Ressource. Tauche ein in ihre Erkenntnisse zur Komposition, Beleuchtung und Bearbeitungstechniken, die speziell auf die Smartphone-Fotografie zugeschnitten sind. Denke daran, Übung macht den Meister – experimentiere, lerne und genieße den Prozess! Viel Spaß beim Fotografieren!

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On this episode, Antonio reminisced about his recent photo showcase, set against a brick backdrop that brought his images to life. Mark Reierson's touch made the difference in the arrangement. The chat soon hinted at future engagements, notably an artist talk and an exciting zine collaboration.  Ward and Antonio's joint Street Shots zine, "Line of Sight," celebrates a collaboration of street photography. Crafted meticulously using the Miro app, the upcoming zine doesn't just chronicle their passion but will also support their podcast. Both are excited about upcoming projects: Antonio's nostalgic "11218+" venture and Ward's "Communities" project capturing Calgary's essence. They both revel in the idea of converting their digital captures into tactile memories. Finally, a recent outing saw Antonio lead a Scott Kelby's worldwide photo walk, favoring his iPhone 15 and dabbling with a new LIDAR-equipped Polaroid. Later, Antonio and Ward exchanged notes on the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Impressed by its features, especially the "tetra prism", they also agree on one thing: Snapseed's app excellence, even if the desktop version leaves them chuckling about its quirks.   Podcast Show Links   Subscribe to our Substack Newsletter Help out the show by buying us a coffee! Support the show by purchasing Antonio's Zines. Send us a voice message, comment or question. Antonio M. Rosario's Website, Vero, Instagram and Facebook page Ward Rosin's Website, Vero, Instagram and Facebook page. Ornis Photo Website  The Unusual Collective Street Shots Facebook Page Street Shots Instagram   Subscribe to us on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music iHeart Radio   ----more---- Ward's Fall Images Antonio's Polaroid Images:

Los sensores RGBW de Sony, la irrupción de Leica, las nuevas focales progresivas de 85-200, la fotografía computacional y la IA, la establización de 5 ejes, el pixel binning y los 48 mpx, los objetivos intercambiables del Xiaomi... son conceptos que se están implementando de fábrica en los nuevos smartphone que salen al mercado.  Pero es que el apartado accesorios no se queda corto: paneles LED, flashes de Profoto, el ProGrid de Shiftcam, las lentes que se adaptan a las fundas, los filtros polarizadores y de densidad neutra, las ópticas externas de 360 grados..  De todo ello hablaremos en nuestro próxima programa, junto a Carlos Mesa, fotorreportero, formador y presidente de la Asociación Fotográfica Planeta Insólito. https://www.instagram.com/carlosmesa.foto/?hl=es En el apartado para suscriptores Carlos Mesa nos mostrará unos cuantos trucos para expertos con Snapseed, la app gratuita de Google, para dispositivos iPhone y Android con la que hacer edición y revelado fotográfico. Para disfrutar de esa clase y todo el contenido formativo que te ofrecemos en Carrete Digital tan sólo debes suscribirte en nuestra página web. https://carretedigital.com/cursos/edicion-de-fotografias-con-nuestro-smartphone-con-snapseed/ El funcionamiento de los nuevos directos constan de 2 secciones:    -Directo público, de 21.30 hrs a 22 hrs    -Carrete Class, de 22 a 23 hrs Si quieres participar de esta Carrete Class, tan sólo has de suscribirte a Carrete Digital (además disfrutarás de:    -Más de 70 cursos online, además de los que vayamos añadiendo    -Carrete Class, todos los lunes, en exclusiva y en directo    -Soporte de los profes    -Descuentos en otros cursos de la web y otras actividades que realicemos en un futuro    -Grupo privado de Telegram Suscríbete a Carrete Digital, conviértete en CARRETERO VIP y participa de las Carrete Class de los lunes en directo o míralas cuando lo desees en diferido. https://carretedigital.com/suscribete/

Dans cet épisode, on vous partage nos applications préférées en tant que photographes ou vidéastes. N'hésitez pas à partager vos apps favorites dans les commentaires pour que l'on puisse les essayer. Les apps de Thomas : - PhotoPills : https://www.photopills.com/ - Light Meter : https://www.lightmeter.dev/ - Lumix : https://www.panasonic.com/global/consumer/lumix/lumix-sync-app.html Les apps de Julien : - Fuji X Weekly : https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fuji-x-weekly-film-recipes/id1539047257 - Image Sync : https://www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/support/download/app/image-sync/ - Snapseed : https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapseed/id439438619 Les apps de Florian : - Luma Fusion : https://luma-touch.com/ - CapCut : https://www.capcut.com/ - Switcher Studio : https://www.switcherstudio.com/ Bonne écoute ! N'hésitez pas à partager votre avis sur ce sujet en laissant une note sur Apple Podcasts, ou en nous retrouvant sur la chaîne Youtube du podcast.

How do you go from helping to keep our airspace safe to being the founder of an online community and sales platform for British-made crafts?  Well, if you'd like to find out, then you need to listen to this interview with Susan Bonnar, who has set up and founded The British Craft House.  There are lots of great takeaways and lessons within this conversation - from keeping true to your values and not letting your standards drop, even when you might be tempted to do so to the importance of building a social following and how that has really helped to build her online platform.  This is a really good bottom up kind of interview from running away to join The Royal Navy at 17 to falling into business and how Susan started from very small, humble beginnings to now getting to the point where she has built a strong business that is scaling beautifully.  Also what comes across so strongly in this conversation is that Susan has a really clear idea of where she wants to go.  Susan emphasises the importance and power of her following – one of the things that separates business that scale from those that don't, is finding a way to generate a predictable stream of on profile leads.  This is part of our fundamental thinking in our ‘Execution Habits' section of our InFlight Checks – you can benchmark yourself here https://executionhabits.scoreapp.com   Susan can be found here: linkedin.com/in/susanbonnar https://thebritishcrafthouse.co.uk/contact/   Resources: Diary of a CEO - https://stevenbartlett.com/the-diary-of-a-ceo-podcast/ Happy Place Podcast - https://www.happyplaceofficial.co.uk/podcast/ Snapseed - https://snapseedofficial.com/ Adobe Express - https://www.adobe.com/express/   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   If you would like to be a guest on ScaleUp Radio, please click here: https://bizsmarts.co.uk/scaleupradio/apply   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk   Kevin's Latest Book Is Available!    Drawing on BizSmart's own research and experiences of working with hundreds of owner-managers, Kevin Brentexplores the key reasons why most organisations do not scale and how the challenges change as they reach different milestones on the ScaleUp Journey. He then details a practical step by step guide to successfully navigate between the milestones in the form of ESUS - a proven system for entrepreneurs to scale up.    More on the Book HERE - https://www.esusgroup.co.uk/

Hoe kun je foto's zo goed mogelijk bewerken? Wat zijn de beste fotobewerking-apps voor Android en iOS? En met welke smartphones maak je de beste foto's? Benieuwd? Luisteren! Verder bespreken we het volgende: -Met welke apps kun je goede stickers van je foto maken? -Wat zijn de mogelijkheden van Snapseed? -Hoe zit het met videobewerking en welke apps zijn hiervoor geschikt? De AW Podcast smartphone-fotografie is een korte reeks waarin we jouw fotografie-skills verbeteren. Je ontdekt alles we alles wat jij moet weten om de beste foto's te maken met jouw telefoon. Redacteuren Sebastien en Jelle van Androidworld bespreken samen met smartphone-fotograaf Linda Smit (@vlinderlin) verschillende items omtrent smartphone-fotografie. Meer dan 50.000 mensen volgen haar prachtige foto's op Instagram.

Milly mentions: Snapseed (photo editing app); Capcut (video editing software); LinktreeMilly's Linktree with her various links - found hereHere is the content campaign calendar mentioned by Milly during the podcast episode - find it hereAccounts mentioned:@FCNcharity (Farming Community Network)@yellowwelliesuk (Farm Safety Foundation)@glebefarmfoods@fairfaxandfavor@oldmillafp (Old Mill Accountants)@macgregorphoto 

My next guest is a Boston interior designer/photographer who teaches designers and home stagers to take stellar photos of their work using their smartphones.   As a former professional photographer, Linda Holt is no stranger to merging her creative eye with aesthetic appeal, having worked with more than 5,000 celebrities, actors, and models as one of Boston's top commercial headshot photographers. Today she uses her skilled photographic eye to help homeowners create a stylish, fresh, and relaxed home that is reflective of their unique personality and lifestyle.   The majority of photos a designer needs can now be taken with a smartphone. In this episode, Linda tells us the biggest mistake designers make when photographing with their smartphones, when and why designers should photograph their own projects, and when it's best to leave it to the professionals. She also shares three quick tips we can start using today to get better photos with our smartphones.   Mentioned in this episode: Snapseed photo editor SaneBox email management software The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks   Connect with Linda on all of the social platforms @lindaholtcreative. To learn more about her smartphone photography courses, visit www.lindaholtcreative.com. Don't forget to download Linda's freebie 5 Smartphone Photography Tips To Achieve Magazine Worthy Interior Photos.   Text UPDATES to 214-380-1969 for all our DFCM updates.   To stay in touch with Michelle, please follow her on Instagram and join our Free Facebook Community!   Have ideas or suggestions or want to be considered as a guest on the show?  Email me!   Podcast edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC.   If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, you may email Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or you can click here to book a call: https://calendly.com/hailimurch/podcast-discovery-call

My next guest is a Boston interior designer/photographer who teaches designers and home stagers to take stellar photos of their work using their smartphones.   As a former professional photographer, Linda Holt is no stranger to merging her creative eye with aesthetic appeal, having worked with more than 5,000 celebrities, actors, and models as one of Boston's top commercial headshot photographers. Today she uses her skilled photographic eye to help homeowners create a stylish, fresh, and relaxed home that is reflective of their unique personality and lifestyle.   The majority of photos a designer needs can now be taken with a smartphone. In this episode, Linda tells us the biggest mistake designers make when photographing with their smartphones, when and why designers should photograph their own projects, and when it's best to leave it to the professionals. She also shares three quick tips we can start using today to get better photos with our smartphones.   Mentioned in this episode: Snapseed photo editor SaneBox email management software The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks   Connect with Linda on all of the social platforms @lindaholtcreative. To learn more about her smartphone photography courses, visit www.lindaholtcreative.com. Don't forget to download Linda's freebie 5 Smartphone Photography Tips To Achieve Magazine Worthy Interior Photos.   Text UPDATES to 214-380-1969 for all our DFCM updates.   To stay in touch with Michelle, please follow her on Instagram and join our Free Facebook Community!   Have ideas or suggestions or want to be considered as a guest on the show?  Email me!   Podcast edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC.   If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, you may email Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or you can click here to book a call: https://calendly.com/hailimurch/podcast-discovery-call

Con esta app gratuita (Snapseed) podrás editar fotografías de forma muy sencilla y con resultados asombrosos. Algunas de sus herramientas son: detalles, curvas, recortar, girar, perspectiva, expandir, selectivo, pincel, quitamanchas, drama, postura cabeza, texto, desenfocar, viñeteado, marcos... Apúntate a mis cursos online. Te agradezco que valores con 5 estrellas este podcast y lo compartas con más docentes. Nos escuchamos pronto de nuevo. Hasta entonces... ¡que la innovación te acompañe! Tienes todos los episodios y más en TribudeProfes.com. Episodio presentado y publicado por José David Pérez (@serendipium).

Jade Tinkler is an award-winning portrait photographer, who specialises in helping women to be seen, celebrated and empowered - particularly those over the age of 40. She helps women to realise that they are photogenic, through creating beautiful portraits that they love and are proud of.  Jade also helps female business owners and entrepreneurs to stand out from the crowd whilst looking (and feeling) confident within their brands, through appealing and inspiring brand-styled photography.   EPISODE NOTES **Please remember to rate and review the podcast - it really helps others to find it.** This week my guest on the podcast is Jade Tinkler, an award winning portrait, who recently took the headshots and branding photos that you will see on my website.   Jade joins me today to share how you can take great photos of your products using your phone and how to edit them. And she had some really great advice and made it sound so simple to take really good photos with your phone, using hardly any props, just a bit of natural light and maybe some white cardboard. Jade will explain why! I hope that after listening to this episode, you are inspired to go away and experiment with taking your own product photos yourself Listen in to hear Jade share: An introduction to herself and her business (01:44) Why having good photos of your products is important (02:43) The types of images you need of your products (05:03) The types of photos you can take with your phone (08:37) Choosing your background (09:58) Useful props for taking a good photo (11:23) Getting the lighting right(12:06) Taking photos outside (15:45) Editing your photos (16:49) Her top tips for photo editing software (19:47) Her number one piece of advice for taking photos (23:58) Details about upcoming workshops and webinars that Jade is running (26:08) USEFUL RESOURCES https://jadetinklerphotography.co.uk/ (Jade Tinkler Website) https://www.facebook.com/JadeTinklerPhotography (Jade Tinkler Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/jadetinklerbranding/ (Jade Tinkler Instagram - Branding ) https://www.instagram.com/jadetinklerphotography/ (Jade Tinkler Instagram - Portraits) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jadetinklerbrandphotography/ (Jade Tinkler Linked In) https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapseed/id439438619 (Snapseed) https://www.subscribepage.com/jadetinklerwebinar (Jade Tinkler Webinar): THE 5 TOP SECRETS OF PHONE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR YOUR BUSINESS https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/boost-your-business-with-diy-flatlay-photography-tickets-347015050357 (Jade Tinkler Workshop:) BOOST YOUR BUSINESS WITH DIY FLAT LAY PHOTOGRAPHY LET'S CONNECT https://www.facebook.com/groups/productcreatorsclub (Join my free Facebook group for product makers and creators) https://www.instagram.com/vickiweinberguk/ (Find me on Instagram) http://www.vickiweinberg.com (Work with me)  Mentioned in this episode: Get your FREE product creation checklist https://bring-your-product-idea.captivate.fm/checklist (Get your free product creation checklist)

早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的1834天。今天是周日，本来应该没有早自习，但今天必须加场，因为今天就是年前的最后一场早自习了。既然接近过年，我们就回答一个关于过年的问题。“淡定人生”同学问：老师好，怎么样去拍好年味这一主题的作品呢？这个问题有点大，我想先讲一个特别具体的拍摄的内容，然后我们再来笼统的回答一下拍年味好不好？© 叶梓今天想讲什么呢？就想讲过去这几天我在抖音直播的时候，反复的在做的一件事情，就是用自己的照片来做一个新年的贺卡。© 叶梓首先我们需要先拍一张适合做贺卡的照片，注意这个时候不是要去拍张美美的照片，而是要拍一张适合做贺卡的照片。什么样的照片适合做贺卡呢？就是那些旁边一圈花，中间是空白的照片，对吧？你的主体要放在比较偏四周的位置，中间部分一定要留空。你可以是大面积的红，大面积的蓝天，大面积的白都行，都有年味，但不管怎么样，这个留白必须要在中间，而且面积要足够的大，这是第一个技巧。© 叶梓第二个技巧就是拍摄时，你最好是正对着这个景物去拍摄。比如一堵红墙，你就正对这个红墙去拍，不要歪，不要仰拍，不要俯拍，不要从左边拍，不要从右边拍，正正的垂直于它去拍摄，让你的手机和这堵红墙完全平行的去拍它。拍完以后它是没有任何透视的畸变的，周围的一圈花就像是在纸张上画出来的花一样，横平竖直非常工整，所以这是第二个技巧。© 叶梓拍完这张照片以后，我们就可以对它进行稍许的后期处理，并且加字贴花了。我最近在用的一个比较功能全面的软件叫做“醒图”，醒来的醒，图片的图。这个软件是完全免费的，里边有一些新年的贴画，贴进去以后，整个这个贺卡就已经是完成了。当然你也可以用Snapseed或者是美图秀秀等等任何你熟悉的软件往里去加字。注意，加的这个字要是什么颜色呢？最好是白色，其次是红色。如果你是红墙，千万别加红字，加白字，白字是最万能的。字体方面建议大家选择一种比较胖嘟嘟粗壮的这种手写体或是书法字体，这种有人工痕迹的字体，会让整个画面显得更加的有韵味一些，有人味一些。© 叶梓最后，别忘了在这个图像上署上你自己的名字，发到亲朋好友的微信上，发到朋友圈里，发到家庭群里面，（不管）发到哪儿，一定能让大家觉得你这个人特别有心，特别有品位。© 叶梓那么在今天图文区里面我给大家放一波素材，是我前两天在直播时用手机拍摄的一些适合做贺卡的图片，我会先放一张原图未经PS的，还有一张就是我给大家P过打了个板的样子，大家可以直接拿去用，也可以把原图载下来，稍加PS，再加上字，署上名去发到你的朋友圈里。那么注意啊，原图一般都会稍微灰一点，所以记得下载下来以后一定要先调高对比度，再打字。我们甚至可以把P完的图片又丢回咱们摄影早自习的微信群里边来，大家一起热闹热闹，看看谁P的更有创意更有趣好不好？没有进群的同学记得加我的微信，我的个人微信账号是拼音：nihaoyelaoshi，加上我跟我说“我要入群”，我就会给你拉到摄影早自习群里面去，咱们一起来P贺卡大赛。当然了，你要是不是拿我的照片P的，是拿自己的照片P的，那就更有意思一些了。到最后让我们还是回到这一位叫做“淡定人生”同学的问题，他说怎么拍好年味这一主题的作品。其实我可以给你提供一些思路，年味它是一个很综合的感觉，你可以从很多方面下手，比如说公园里的红灯笼、红墙，或者是门口贴的对联、福字。也可以是实物，比如说饺子，比如说一大桌年夜饭。甚至还可以拍人物，比如说围坐在年夜饭前的一大家子人，或者一大家子人坐在沙发上的一个合影。在年三十这一天，每个人在家里面忙叨自己的，有人看电视，有人在打麻将，有人在包饺子，每一个人也可以再单独的拍一些。场景要大小变化起来，过年的符号都要拍到，最后它就很容易组成一组年味的照片的组照。如果要用两个字概括拍年味怎么拍，我就给你两个字，叫做：符号，去找到过年的符号，并且把它们拍下来。同学们可以在底部留言，来告诉我说你认为过年的符号都有什么？来吧，留言吧，大家说得越多，我们就会越有收获啊，越知道应该去拍什么了，就找过年的符号。好，今天的早自习就到这里，今年的早自习就到这里，我在这里就提前祝大家虎年吉祥，新春快乐，祝愿大家在新的一年里能更有收获。今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1834天，我是叶梓，咱们在年后的每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，当然也包括喜马拉雅和头条里的“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

Jo Bradford is a best selling author and landscape photographer who is based in Devon in the UK.  Over the past few years she has been making quite a name for herself using her smartphone and capturing the stunning landscapes around where she lives Jo is a speaker and has given presentations and workshop on photography at conferences such as MojoFest in Ireland and The Photography Show in Birmingham, uk. She is also the author of the best-selling book 'Smart Phone Smart Photography' and has just published her second book, 'Smart Phone Smart Photo Editing' which looks at how to edit your smartphone photos using the app, Snapseed. In this podcast episode with Jo, she talks about how as a professional photographer she started using her smartphone to take photos, she outlines her approach to successfully completing a 365 project and talks about the release of her new book, along with her tips on better photo editing and composition. Useful Resources You can find more about Jo Bradford and her work at: www.greenislandstudios.co.uk www.jobradford.com Instagram - @greenislandstudios Books Smart Phone Smart Photography - https://amzn.to/3FgGeZC Smart Phone Smart Photo Editing - https://amzn.to/3H18NdQ Don't forget to check out the latest issue of Mobiography Magazine - https://mobiography.net/mag

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niksoftware.snapseed&hl=es&gl=US Esta aplicación de Google le permite quitar de en medio a esa figura u objeto molesto que fastidia la calidad visual de una foto. Tan sencillo como eso, además de muchas otras opciones. Gratuita. Podcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbase con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niksoftware.snapseed&hl=es&gl=US Esta aplicación de Google le permite quitar de en medio a esa figura u objeto molesto que fastidia la calidad visual de una foto. Tan sencillo como eso, además de muchas otras opciones. Gratuita. Podcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbase con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales

It can be challenging for startups, nonprofits, and freelancers to afford the tools and personnel necessary to develop professional and sophisticated social media content. Today's guest, Erika Mayor, shares many of the free tools and platforms she uses as a freelance public relations and marketing consultant to help organize, create, and deliver content for growth. Erika was a journalist before her career as a freelance consultant. While working at a local TV station in Florida during the 2005 hurricanes, she realized working at the station was burning her out. Because the station worked closely with the Red Cross (because of the hurricane relief they offered), they offered her a job in their communications department. This started Erika's passion for nonprofit work. Because nonprofits have so little funding, Erika had to wear many hats. In order to get everything done that she needed, Erika started to use tools that helped with different aspects of her job: Canva is a phenomenal free platform to create graphics and different content.  A scheduling tool like Later lets you plan out posts in advance so you can focus on tracking and extrapolating data from those posts. When it comes to digital marketing, video gets many more views than still imagery. Lumen5 and Videoleap are free video editing tools that help anyone create well-edited videos. Luman5 even makes video based on keywords with their extensive library of high-quality b-roll.  Snapseed is an app that edits photos, adds filters and is available on both Android and iOS. Powerful project management tools you should use: Meistertask and asana keep tasks organized and help keep your team accountable as you work to complete different projects. Slack is an internal messenger app that leaves your email inbox free of clutter and less bogged down. For internal communication, relying on Gmail and outlook accounts will inevitably lead to things falling through the cracks. Erika uses these platforms to a high degree of success: She had a client in the transportation industry, and she was working with an agency to support this client. The topics were heavy, complicated, and difficult to understand. Erika realized videos would be the best solution, so she and her team created videos with Lumen5 based on existing blogs (utilizing the platform's b-roll) to generate content with better traction. How has she stayed in business? She spent five years working exclusively on referrals, so she didn't have a website or anything. Then she realized she needed to legitimize herself,  She believes in paying it forward. So, if you meet someone who could benefit from using these tools, please share them with them. (You never know how much easier it could make someone's day.) Erika's book and podcast recommendations: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson The Midnight Library by Matt Haig (she found out about these on Tik Tok, but we won't judge.) You're Wrong About  Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend To get in contact with Erika, connect with her on LinkedIn.

Episode Summary: In this episode of Support is Sexy, Elayne sits down with poet, artist, and musician Morgan Harper Nichols to hear the remarkable story of how she got to where she is today. They talk about creating with intention, letting go of the how, listening to people's stories, and being open to the possibilities everywhere. The journey is told in such an open and beautiful way that some part is bound to resonate with you. Wherever you are in life right now, take a pause, listen to Morgan Harper Nichols' story, and think about How Far You Have Come. About our guest: Morgan Harper Nichols is an artist, poet, and musician who finds inspiration in the stories and conversations of everyday life. After starting her career as a college admission counselor she shifted into freelance music, and between performances, she designed art and turned songs into poetry. Before long one of those poems went viral on Pinterest, and just a few years later she became a Wall Street Journal bestseller with an Instagram following of nearly 2 million.  She focuses on art that tells a story, and she uses her gift as a way of connecting herself and other people to a shared emotion. She has authored six books, she has her own website, an online shop, and blog, her own podcast, her own Youtube channel, and an app called Storyteller, where she posts inspirational words and art every day. Insights from the Episode: The importance of taking time to find what you truly love. Being intentional about things as you create them. Releasing yourself from the burden of the word “how.” How simply being open to possibilities can guide you towards doing what you love Resources Mentioned: How Far You Have Come All Along You Were Blooming Storyteller Storyteller app(ios) Storyteller app(android) Snapseed(ios) Snapseed(android) Stay Connected: Morgan Harper Nichols: Website: morganharpernichols.com Online Blog: Garden24 Youtube: Morgan Harper Nichols Instagram: @morganharpernichols Podcast: The Morgan Harper Nichols show Elayne Fluker Instagram: @elaynefluker LinkedIn: Elayne Fluker Support is Sexy Instagram: @supportissexy Post-production for this episode was provided by Podcast Laundry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin makes number 11 in the hip hop charts and plans to go on tour! A new career perhaps? Neale's bleep machine is on fire this week as Kev gets proper irate about politics. Over in photo making land though, we talk Snapseed, destination wedding work, editing on iPads, design foibles, white balance, HDR shooting, sensor cleaning, switching from Nikon to an X-E3 and how wedding photography has changed? The book of the week is the World Atlas of Street Photography and Michael Beecham is our guest talking about putting on his first solo exhibition.

Phones Show Chat 646 - Show Notes Steve Litchfield and Ted Salmon with Ian Barton MeWe Groups Join Links PSC - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - Steve - Ted Feedback and Contributions Motorola Edge Second Generation Drops Stereo Speakers Rob Vanderkam on Text Swyping OnePlus Nord 2 Leaks Andrew Warden on Renting a SIM Free Phone The Grand Bluetooth MeWe Poll Mark Hilton on Bluetooth Issues The Sony Xperia 1 III Europe Launch delays Device Week Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Motorola Edge+ - Ready For - NexDock Touch Pixel 5 on Android 12 Beta - Pixel 3 - Pixel 4a 5G Sony Xperia 5 ii Your Phone Companion OnePlus Nord N10 5G Fairphone 3+ Poco X3 NFC How to see photo EXIF data on the iPhone Live Draw We make a draw for smartphone accessories each weekend. Do get involved before the next draw by joining the Virtual Pint of Beer a Month Club - It could be you! This week's winner is Francis Muir! stevelitchfield.com/paypal.htm & tinyurl.com/pspromo The Phones Show Tune into Steve's YouTube Channel to watch Phones Show 422 (Steve's Most Exciting Year in Smartphone History) and 423 (Nokia N97: Losing the Plot) Photo of the Week Lincoln Cathedral by Darren Hendley using an iPhone 11 (and Photos app + Snapseed). Thanks Links Amazon Steve - Amazon Ted - PayPal Me Ted Links of Interest PodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - AAM - AAWP - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee

Cuando tenemos prisa o cuando simplemente hacemos ese último retoque a la foto antes de publicarla en las redes sociales, intentamos utilizar apps fáciles para editar fotos en teléfonos Android. Soy un amante de Android desde sus inicios. Y puedes preguntarme, qué pasa con Apple y los iPhones, pues no estoy totalmente en contra de ellos, pero me siento más cómodo usando un teléfono Android. Una cosa que probablemente la mayoría de la gente, incluyéndome a mí, quiere de un teléfono son buenas fotos. Podemos decir que el uso de esas cámaras de bolsillo ha quedado en el pasado, y ahora podemos utilizar fácilmente nuestros teléfonos. Incluso utilizando los teléfonos inteligentes como sustituto de los grandes equipos fotográficos. Soy fan de los Google Pixel desde su lanzamiento. Por aquel entonces pasé de un Samsung 5 a un Google Pixel 1. Por supuesto, quería mejores fotos y mejor batería. La mejora en la calidad de imagen fue un gran salto. Cuando hacía fotos, a veces también quería hacer una edición rápida de la foto, y subir la foto al portátil para hacer un retoque en Photoshop lleva tiempo. Por lo tanto, me propuse utilizar diferentes apps para la edición de fotos. En el Google Pixel, he descubierto Snapseed. Fue una app muy fácil e intuitiva para hacer ediciones sobre las imágenes. Hasta ahora, cuando tengo la necesidad de hacer edición de fotos, sigo usando Snapseed. Hay otras apps para editar fotos en teléfonos Android que también son realmente útiles. Existen Adobe Photoshop Express, Adobe Lightroom, Canva y Pixlr. Lo bueno de estas app es que son gratuitas, o también si quieres y necesitas más funciones puede que tengas que conseguir la versión premium. Pero para tareas sencillas, esas apps para editar fotos son bastante útiles. Me he quedado con Snapseed, incluso ahora con mi Google Pixel 3, porque es fácil de usar. También tengo Canva, pero en lugar de usarlo para la edición de fotos, lo uso más para la creación de contenido visual. Pero también prefiero Canva en el ordenador, y también Photoshop. Leer más en: Las 5 mejores apps para editar fotos en Android.

【直播课】用手机拯救废片【时间】5月14日8：00【收看方法】加微信：netease_ykt（暗号：叶梓直播课）早安，我是叶梓，今天是“摄影早自习”陪伴大家的第1621天。今天来个视频早自习，教大家怎么用手机的软件来拯救废片，进行修片。那么我们所使用的这个软件是叫做“VSCO”，是先调色。那么我们在里面点“编辑”，然后选择一个滤镜，这时我选择一个相对冷色的滤镜，它比较适合海边。调整滤镜的浓度到合适的位置，并且进一步的调整“曝光”，因为现在整个曝光还是有点昏暗的。曝光拉高以后，”对比度“注意我是往下拉，拉得比较灰一点、柔和一点才符合雾天的情绪，有这种浪漫的感觉。因为它还是太黄了一些，我使用“白平衡”，把整个画面再往蓝的这一端拉了拉，使得雾天的白雾中出现一丝丝的幽蓝色。这个时候我发现地平线是有点歪的，于是我就又拉了一下“裁切工具”中的“水平工具”，把地平线给拉平。保存下来，自此就完成了在“VSCO”这个软件中的所有操作。接下来我们使用“Snapseed”这个软件来对这张照片进行进一步的修饰。点击“打开”，选择那张照片——我们新存下来的那一张。接下来我们先放大，看到天空中有一个灰点，是感光元件上的。所以我们要点击“工具”，然后点击“修复”工具，并且放大照片。这个时候画面中有一个白色的小圆圈，要使得这个白色的小圆圈和污点差不多大，比它稍微大一点，然后用手指头去涂抹你要去除的物体。如果这个时候你对修补的结果不太满意的话，可以返回一步重新再来，也可以多次尝试在附近多抹几次，这样的话整个修补的结果就会相对比较自然。除了天空的灰点、远处的人物以外，接下来我还觉得沙丘上有一些比较多余的结构，我也把它去除一点，显得干净一些。最后点击“导出”，“保存副本”。至此这张照片就修片完毕了，跟之前差异是不是很大呢？最后回顾一下，我们做了两步：先用“VSCO”来调色以及调曝光，调低了对比度。另外我们还用了一个叫“Snapseed”的软件，用了它的“修复”工具来去掉画面中多余的人物、灰尘或者是地面结构。修片前 © 叶梓修片后 © 叶梓如果你想学更多实用的手机修片技巧，可以来我的直播课，我将在周五晚，也就是5月14号晚上的8:00，在网易云课堂来为您直播，我会教您怎么样用手机来拯救废片。想参加直播的同学可以在今天的微信公众号“摄影早自习”帖子底部的海报里扫码进去加入我们的群，然后我们会在群中来通知大家上课的方式，分发课程的福利。讲座依然是免费的，欢迎你来参加。今天是“摄影早自习”陪伴大家的第1621天，我们每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

【直播课】用手机拯救废片【时间】5月14日8：00【收看方法】加微信：netease_ykt（暗号：叶梓直播课）早安，我是叶梓，今天是“摄影早自习”陪伴大家的第1621天。今天来个视频早自习，教大家怎么用手机的软件来拯救废片，进行修片。那么我们所使用的这个软件是叫做“VSCO”，是先调色。那么我们在里面点“编辑”，然后选择一个滤镜，这时我选择一个相对冷色的滤镜，它比较适合海边。调整滤镜的浓度到合适的位置，并且进一步的调整“曝光”，因为现在整个曝光还是有点昏暗的。曝光拉高以后，”对比度“注意我是往下拉，拉得比较灰一点、柔和一点才符合雾天的情绪，有这种浪漫的感觉。因为它还是太黄了一些，我使用“白平衡”，把整个画面再往蓝的这一端拉了拉，使得雾天的白雾中出现一丝丝的幽蓝色。这个时候我发现地平线是有点歪的，于是我就又拉了一下“裁切工具”中的“水平工具”，把地平线给拉平。保存下来，自此就完成了在“VSCO”这个软件中的所有操作。接下来我们使用“Snapseed”这个软件来对这张照片进行进一步的修饰。点击“打开”，选择那张照片——我们新存下来的那一张。接下来我们先放大，看到天空中有一个灰点，是感光元件上的。所以我们要点击“工具”，然后点击“修复”工具，并且放大照片。这个时候画面中有一个白色的小圆圈，要使得这个白色的小圆圈和污点差不多大，比它稍微大一点，然后用手指头去涂抹你要去除的物体。如果这个时候你对修补的结果不太满意的话，可以返回一步重新再来，也可以多次尝试在附近多抹几次，这样的话整个修补的结果就会相对比较自然。除了天空的灰点、远处的人物以外，接下来我还觉得沙丘上有一些比较多余的结构，我也把它去除一点，显得干净一些。最后点击“导出”，“保存副本”。至此这张照片就修片完毕了，跟之前差异是不是很大呢？最后回顾一下，我们做了两步：先用“VSCO”来调色以及调曝光，调低了对比度。另外我们还用了一个叫“Snapseed”的软件，用了它的“修复”工具来去掉画面中多余的人物、灰尘或者是地面结构。修片前 © 叶梓修片后 © 叶梓如果你想学更多实用的手机修片技巧，可以来我的直播课，我将在周五晚，也就是5月14号晚上的8:00，在网易云课堂来为您直播，我会教您怎么样用手机来拯救废片。想参加直播的同学可以在今天的微信公众号“摄影早自习”帖子底部的海报里扫码进去加入我们的群，然后我们会在群中来通知大家上课的方式，分发课程的福利。讲座依然是免费的，欢迎你来参加。今天是“摄影早自习”陪伴大家的第1621天，我们每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

When we are on a hurry or when we just make that last retouch to the photo before posting it to social media, we try to use easy apps for editing photos on Android phones. I have been a lover of Android since it beginnings. And you can ask me, what about Apple and iPhones, well I am not fully against those ones, but I feel more comfotable using an Android Phone. One thing that probably most of people, including me, want from a phones are good pictures. We can say that the use of those pocket cameras are left in the past, and now we can easily use our phones. Even using the smartphones as a replacement of big camera equipment. I have been a fan of Google Pixel since it release. Back then I moved on from a Samsung 5 to a Google Pixel 1. Of course, I wanted better pictures and better battery. The improvement on the image quality was a big jump. When taking pictures, I also sometimes wanted to d0 fast photo edition, and uploading the picture to the laptop to do a retouch on Photoshop takes time. Therefore I aimed to use different apps for editing photos. On the Google Pixel, I found out about Snapseed. It was a very easy and intuitive app to make editions on the images. Up til now, when I have the need to do photo edition, I still use Snapseed. There are other apps for editing photos on Android phones that are really useful as well. There are Adobe Photoshop Express, Adobe Lightroom, Canva and Pixlr. The good thing about those apps are that they are for free, or also if you want and need more features you might need to get the premium version. But for simple tasks, those apps for edditing photos are pretty useful. I have sticked with Snapseed, even now with my Google Pixel 3, because it is easy to use. I also have Canva, but instead of using it for photo edition, I use it more for visual content creation. But I also prefer Canva on computer, and also Photoshop. Read More Apps for editing photos on Android

早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1614天。昨天我发了这张照片，然后有很多同学提了很好的问题，我今天就给大家做期视频早自习，来一点后期操作上的演示，这样讲起来更明白。昨天早自习的照片 © 叶梓首先我们看看同学们的问题。云无形同学、雁过留痕同学，这两位同学的名字很配，还有强哥同学和神翼同学都问到了说：为什么人像前面空间不多，后面却被我留了很多空间。而其中强哥同学问得比较具体，他说：这个树干的位置偏左了，人物为什么不坐到右边去，坐在右边她的脸前方空间会更大呀？其实是这样子的，不管她坐左边还是坐右边，我通过构图都能够把她的前方留更少空间，后方留更多空间，或者反过来。所以这里很明显是有我的自己的构图意图在参与的，并不是说她坐过去我才能把前方拍更多的空间。总而言之吧，在网上很多人会说前方留更多空间会更舒展，他们说的没错，是这样的。但是我却更想要一种意境，更想用一种想象的空间。请允许我花几分钟时间给大家解释一下这件事情。我们找到一个软件，第一排的最后一个软件，我们戳开它，然后打开这张图。这个时候有一个特别的工具，不是裁切，是叫做拓展（应该为展开）工具，我不知道它的中文翻译是不是叫这个名。现在第二排的第三个按钮，戳它，然后我就可以把裁切刀的左侧往外拉。注意，这个画面之外是没有任何信息的，但是现在这个软件可以帮我们去猜测外边应该是什么信息。它判断了一下：哦，上面是树，下面是草坪，地下是阴影，应该也就这么回事。于是它就用其它部分的信息来补足它，生生的给制造出了这么一点信息，把这个图形往左给拉长。有了这点信息以后，我们点确定就可以再次裁切这个画面。还是3:2的比例，我确实可以把树摆在中央来，给大家试一下，我们看看这个感觉好不好。其实是可以的，这样的画面显得非常的稳定，四平八稳。因为作为这个画面的占有绝大部分面积的大树，它已经是完全的对称图形了，是非常稳定的，没问题。© 叶梓我们也可以再进一步的进行裁切。我们回退一步，然后我们再次裁切。我可以在人物前方留更多的空间，后方留更少空间。现在可能看上去还是不怎么明显，我们再重复一次做个拓展（展开），左侧拉出更多，点确定，点工具，点裁切，人物前方留更多，后方留更少。这是不是你们想要的画面呢？那么从这张画面里面，我们可以看到确实是有更舒展的情绪、更浪漫的氛围。© 叶梓那为什么我在当时构图的时候会前方留更少呢？其实我想过要留更多，但是你们感觉到了吗，前方留更少空间的话，其实会觉得这个人身后有很多的空间，她有一种我读过很多书，我走过很多路，我身后留下了很多的故事，这么一种情绪。有人说前面空间少会不会堵着呀？其实你自己看嘛，她（前面）并没有堵着呀，对不对？前方的空间并没有觉得很拥挤、因为她前方不是没有空间，她还是有一点的，只不过我在身后留了更多空间。如果不是这张图，你可以想象一下另外一个情况。比如说两个老人家，一个老太太一个老头子，两个人挽着手、牵着手向远方走过去。这个时候这条小路它后面留下的空间很多，前面留下的空间很少，其实更有那种大家一起携手走过慢慢人生路的这种感觉，是不是会更好呢？所以基于这一点，我在前方留的空间会更少。感谢这几位同学的留言，我今天用视频来回答你们的这些问题，然后也希望大家就顺带学会了Snapseed这个软件里的拓展（展开）工具的使用方法。今天我们就聊到这里，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1614天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1614天。昨天我发了这张照片，然后有很多同学提了很好的问题，我今天就给大家做期视频早自习，来一点后期操作上的演示，这样讲起来更明白。昨天早自习的照片 © 叶梓首先我们看看同学们的问题。云无形同学、雁过留痕同学，这两位同学的名字很配，还有强哥同学和神翼同学都问到了说：为什么人像前面空间不多，后面却被我留了很多空间。而其中强哥同学问得比较具体，他说：这个树干的位置偏左了，人物为什么不坐到右边去，坐在右边她的脸前方空间会更大呀？其实是这样子的，不管她坐左边还是坐右边，我通过构图都能够把她的前方留更少空间，后方留更多空间，或者反过来。所以这里很明显是有我的自己的构图意图在参与的，并不是说她坐过去我才能把前方拍更多的空间。总而言之吧，在网上很多人会说前方留更多空间会更舒展，他们说的没错，是这样的。但是我却更想要一种意境，更想用一种想象的空间。请允许我花几分钟时间给大家解释一下这件事情。我们找到一个软件，第一排的最后一个软件，我们戳开它，然后打开这张图。这个时候有一个特别的工具，不是裁切，是叫做拓展（应该为展开）工具，我不知道它的中文翻译是不是叫这个名。现在第二排的第三个按钮，戳它，然后我就可以把裁切刀的左侧往外拉。注意，这个画面之外是没有任何信息的，但是现在这个软件可以帮我们去猜测外边应该是什么信息。它判断了一下：哦，上面是树，下面是草坪，地下是阴影，应该也就这么回事。于是它就用其它部分的信息来补足它，生生的给制造出了这么一点信息，把这个图形往左给拉长。有了这点信息以后，我们点确定就可以再次裁切这个画面。还是3:2的比例，我确实可以把树摆在中央来，给大家试一下，我们看看这个感觉好不好。其实是可以的，这样的画面显得非常的稳定，四平八稳。因为作为这个画面的占有绝大部分面积的大树，它已经是完全的对称图形了，是非常稳定的，没问题。© 叶梓我们也可以再进一步的进行裁切。我们回退一步，然后我们再次裁切。我可以在人物前方留更多的空间，后方留更少空间。现在可能看上去还是不怎么明显，我们再重复一次做个拓展（展开），左侧拉出更多，点确定，点工具，点裁切，人物前方留更多，后方留更少。这是不是你们想要的画面呢？那么从这张画面里面，我们可以看到确实是有更舒展的情绪、更浪漫的氛围。© 叶梓那为什么我在当时构图的时候会前方留更少呢？其实我想过要留更多，但是你们感觉到了吗，前方留更少空间的话，其实会觉得这个人身后有很多的空间，她有一种我读过很多书，我走过很多路，我身后留下了很多的故事，这么一种情绪。有人说前面空间少会不会堵着呀？其实你自己看嘛，她（前面）并没有堵着呀，对不对？前方的空间并没有觉得很拥挤、因为她前方不是没有空间，她还是有一点的，只不过我在身后留了更多空间。如果不是这张图，你可以想象一下另外一个情况。比如说两个老人家，一个老太太一个老头子，两个人挽着手、牵着手向远方走过去。这个时候这条小路它后面留下的空间很多，前面留下的空间很少，其实更有那种大家一起携手走过慢慢人生路的这种感觉，是不是会更好呢？所以基于这一点，我在前方留的空间会更少。感谢这几位同学的留言，我今天用视频来回答你们的这些问题，然后也希望大家就顺带学会了Snapseed这个软件里的拓展（展开）工具的使用方法。今天我们就聊到这里，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1614天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

In this episode I go over where to buy a decent film camera in Seoul and in Busan.Here is the link to my blog post on buying a film camera in Korea.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------At the beginning of this show, I talk about a discussion that I had with two amazing street photographers, JT White and Colin Corneau. This is the article that started the discussion. If you want to learn more about these two photographers, please check out their sites:Colin Corneau: Website and InstagramJT White (jtinseoul): Website and InstagramJT is also running a zoom workshop coming up on April 17th from 8:00AM-11:00AM and 11:00PM to 2:00AM Korean time via Zoom. The classes will be limited to 15 students and will cover his unique style of editing and processing for digital photos.  The students will also be given free presets for Lightroom and Snapseed as well as a full tutorial. Cost $99 Here is the signup link for that workshop-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------As always if you want to support me here are a few links to do so:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JasonTealeSupport the show

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss Direct Download iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox |  PodHubUK   Show Notes: Feedback Jon Satherley I genuinely enjoyed the last episode. Not that I don't usually, but this one - even more so! Ian Barton Instant Cameras are still a thing with teenagers.My two daughters both used to use them regularly but not so much now because I refused to buy the very expensive film for them!   John Husband I have purchased a Lenovo Duet 128gb and am very happy with it.I am not a power user but have downloaded a number of apps such as Snapseed and they work well for me.With regards to a pen I have purchased a Broonel Grey Rechargeable USI Stylus and If you only want it for taking notes it works well.The downside is if you want to draw there is noticeable lag.If you do your research on Youtube etc the Broonel pen generally comes out on top.Really enjoy the show - keep up the good work!   Hardline on the hardware:   OnePlus 9 Pro leak reveals just revealed design, RAM and carriers BlackBerry is making (another) comeback to duke it out with iPhone and Android Huawei Mate X2 teased As supply of Snapdragon 835 chips runs out, the F(x)Tec Pro1-X will switch to the Snapdragon 662 Amazon Build It program kicks off with smart cuckoo clock  Speedlink presents the new LOOTER Gaming Chair in black/pink Chromebooks were more popular than Macs for the first time last year Soundboks claims it just released the world's loudest portable speaker Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 Opens For Pre-Orders With $50 Credit – Delivery By March 1 One-Netbook OneMix4 – A 10.1-Inch Windows 10 Convertible With 2560 x 1600 Resolution - Another link AYA NEO：World's First 7nm Handheld Gaming Device - ETA Prime Video Oppo X 2021 Videos   Flap your trap about an App: This nasty new trojan lifts login details from Chrome, Edge and Outlook   Hark Back: The View-Master   Bargain Basement: Nintendo Switch Lite Turquoise + Animal Crossing + Nintendo Switch Online 3 Month Membership Bundle - Was £239.99 Now £199.99  IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast - Ultra Compact Microphone for iPhone/iPad/Android - £17.00 XIAOMI Redmi 9 4GB+64GB Carbon Grey, Official UK Version + 2 Year Xiaomi Warranty Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite deal Sony Xperia 5 II £150 off from £799 to £649 Pixel 4a 5G £399  GETIHU Power Bank, [2 Pack] Ultra Slim 10000mAh LED Display 3 Outputs High-Speed Portable Charger, USB C Phone Battery Pack Powerbank Compatible with iPhone Samsung Xiaomi Huawei Oneplus iPad Tablet £17.99 Philips B8505/10 Soundbar with Subwoofer Wireless (2.1 Channels, Bluetooth, 240 W, Dolby Atmos, HDMI eARC, DTS Play-Fi Compatible, Connects with Voice Assistants, Low Profile) Silver - 2020/2021 Model £149.00   Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: contact@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - PixelSwim - Gavin's Gadgets - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee  

Do you want to learn how to edit your photos better, but you aren't quite sure where to start? PERFECT! You're about to go on a fantastic journey to find the kind of photos that you want to make. This episode is for anyone looking for a few tips or even some inspiration to dive all the way in with their photography. I have been using the app Snapseed right on my phone since 2011, and I discuss how you can download it for free and start spicing your photos up today. You can also just edit photos right within the photos app on your phone, but Snapseed or Lightroom will give you far greater control. Never hesitate to reach out if you have any questions! I'm always here to help. Lets connect @IMCHRISSTREET on all social media! Leaving A Rating & Review Will Increase Your Chances Of Finding Money Just Laying Around..... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/friendlycreativepodcast/support

Episode 5: How to Edit Your Photos Welcome to the fifth episode of the Cocktails & Content Creation Podcast! This time around we're chatting about photo editing tips and tricks from both a photographer's and an influencer's perspective. We're talking about how to get that perfect shot from the camera, through the editing process and have it looking professional in no time!  In our fifth episode you'll learn: Why the photo editing process starts in the camera How to get that perfect shot right from the get go Why you should find your photo style or aesthetic and how to discover it How your aesthetic affects how you edit your photos Why presets can be your best friend … … But also why you should learn editing settings in whatever app you're using to get your photos to pop And don't forget - you can get Jessie's Lightroom Mobile preset for free! Just head https://mailchi.mp/acd99e1aa494/lrpreset (here) and you'll be well on your way to professional-looking photos for your website and social media.  Thanks for Listening! Join our https://www.facebook.com/groups/1051582601952303 (Facebook Community) for more tips and tricks on how to easily create content and chat with other content creators! And make sure to follow our https://www.instagram.com/cocktailsandcontentcreation/ (Instagram).  Next time we'll be talking about how to pivot your message in times of social and civil unrest. We'll be discussing how we can try to be sympathetic and delicate during times like the Pandemic and major political events with https://www.laurenperna.com/ (Lauren Perna), communications specialist, and digital marketer. Links & Resources: https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom.html?sdid=KKTJE&mv=search&kw=test&ef_id=CjwKCAiAz4b_BRBbEiwA5XlVVmBcX8wWj5uZx9bHI0US83Qgfl9eW-BfBYUoG4k_v1APEd3tCf9QfxoCGnAQAvD_BwE:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!3085!3!469138914666!e!!g!!lightroom&gclid=CjwKCAiAz4b_BRBbEiwA5XlVVmBcX8wWj5uZx9bHI0US83Qgfl9eW-BfBYUoG4k_v1APEd3tCf9QfxoCGnAQAvD_BwE (Lightroom) https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html?sdid=KKQIN&mv=search&kw=photoshop&ef_id=CjwKCAiAz4b_BRBbEiwA5XlVVnmLx0OnwDolBvfw1r8H8DODyAoPJmxZWX9t23afWpnisrtFhbZ6jhoCcXMQAvD_BwE:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!3085!3!442365416141!e!!g!!photoshop&gclid=CjwKCAiAz4b_BRBbEiwA5XlVVnmLx0OnwDolBvfw1r8H8DODyAoPJmxZWX9t23afWpnisrtFhbZ6jhoCcXMQAvD_BwE (Photoshop) https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapseed/id439438619 (Snapseed) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKRvcicJ2K-bbVdbD5Axemw (Jessie's Youtube Channel) https://mailchi.mp/acd99e1aa494/lrpreset (Jessie's Lightroom Mobile Preset Giveaway) Until next time, cheers to your next cocktail and happy content creating! http://www.fashionablykateandcompany.com/ (Kate) & http://www.jessiewymanphotography.com/ (Jessie) Hosts of “The Cocktails and Content Creation Podcast”

This is the FOCUS Points photography podcast where we will talk on how you can start your photography adventure with a budget and have fun doing it You can find us in Instagram @focuspointspodcast and on Twitter @focuspointspod You can find Amaurie Ramirez also on www.amaurierazphoto.com . There you can find all his social media accounts also a large variety of prints for sale. EPISODE NOTES We want to use this podcast to educate: how to start despite your budget encourage those starting out How we started taking photos, what made us start, and what we used. We were single and had time for leisure. We were searching for the perfect cup of coffee and traveled to different locations. Using the opportunity of being in various towns, we took photos and edited them on our phones (iPhone and Google Nexus), then post to social media. Instagram's “Weekend Hashtag Projects” for motivation and for ideas. What we recommend: Use your phone if you don't have a camera. Find inspiration from other photographers Watch tutorial videos Listen to photography podcasts Read about how to compose your photos Choose a theme Which photography genre interest you the most — if street photography, go and hit the streets: always look up for a new perspective, shoot down low. Look for reflections, architecture, patterns, colors, etc. If you like Nature, go to state parks, lakes and waterways, national parks if you have any nearby. For portraits ask family and friends to pose If you have a camera — use automatic mode if you don't know how to use manual mode, shoot in JPEG until you learn how to shoot RAW. Play with it. Use your computer to edit the photos — if you have a Mac you can use the Photos app to tweak the brightness, shadows, contrast, etc. You can also edit with your own phone. Editing software/apps Lightroom (desktop and mobile) Afterlight Carbon is great app for black and white photography Snapseed, very useful and full of features. One of the apps we used the most in our early days. Get accessories if you can Tripod, backpacks, extra batteries Phones these days shoot in dark mode and a tripod is ideal for stability if you want to shoot at night Go and shoot, shoot, shoot I want to give a small project for those first listeners that want to start something and don't know how. An easy project to start creating — take sunrise and sunset photos. Upload your photo to Instagram with the hashtag #focuspointspodproject We want to see your work and give you a shout out on our next episode with some tips For our lens art in the logo go to https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/technology --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/focuspointspodcast/support

【加入摄影早自习群】加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：喜马拉雅）【加入以下同城摄影群】 北京 成都 重庆 长沙广州 杭州 闽南 南京 上海 苏州 深圳 天津武汉 西安 郑州 济南加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：城市名）把窗外街景拍成为微缩景观，只需要3步...　　早安，我是晏飞，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1249天。今天我想来讲一个比较好玩的拍摄效果，就是怎么用相机拍摄出微缩景观的效果。这种效果可以将真实的世界拍的像玩具一样，像微缩景观一样。它很像是移轴镜头拍出来的那种效果，但是因为移轴镜头价格普遍比较昂贵，而且用途又相对单一，所以我们不常会用到移轴镜头，但是我们同样可以用普通的相机加上一些技巧来模拟出类似的画面。首先拍摄一张高视角的照片 ©晏飞　　我们怎么来拍这样的效果呢？首先在机位的选择上，我们一般会选择一个比较高的地方进行俯拍，俯视的角度大概在30°到60°之间，并且最好是拍摄建筑物、人流、车辆比较多的这么一种场景。我们选择这个视角是有两个原因的：第一是因为这样的角度拍出来的画面立体感比较强。你用这样的角度，比如说你去拍一栋楼，是既能拍到楼顶也能拍到墙面的，能看出这是一个立体的东西。第二是因为它很像是你坐在一堆玩具前看到玩具的角度，因为我们模拟的就是微缩景观的效果。所以上面这张照片就是我在一个写字楼的大概10层左右，透过窗户从上往下拍摄的一张照片。调整照片的饱和度，让画面更鲜艳 ©晏飞　　第二步是我们要对这张照片进行调整，让整个画面变得颜色更加鲜艳、饱和度更高。这个也是为了模拟出玩具的色彩。我们在（后期）调整的时候和我们平时（后期）调整一张照片的思路是不太一样的。平时我们调整一张照片的时候，特别害怕照片的饱和度特别高，这样会显得特别假。但是这个思路恰好相反，你不要担心饱和度太高，会不会显得太假之类的。你想象一下小孩儿玩的玩具本来就是非常花哨的，饱和度很高的这么一种颜色。另外你在拍摄的时候，也要尽量的去找一些颜色比较鲜艳的物体，一些鲜艳的房屋、车辆进行拍摄。　　最后一步我们要通过后期处理，模拟出移轴镜头的这种非常浅的景深的效果。你想象一下，我们是从高楼往下俯拍画面的，那就意味着我们的相机离被摄物体是很远的，这样我们就很难直接拍出小景深的效果，但是这种效果我们几乎在所有的后期软件中都可以通过软件来实现。我们可以在Photoshop里选择“滤镜”里的“模糊”，来虚化出前景和背景都比较模糊的这种小景深效果。手机后期软件“Snapseed”　　但是有的同学可能会说我是一个新手，我是一个小白，我不会用Photoshop怎么办？也有办法，你可以用手机下载一个叫"Snapseed"的软件，S-N-A-P-S-E-E-D这么一个软件，这是我们在手机处理照片时最常用的一个软件。它的操作也很简单，你用这个软件打开照片以后，在“工具”里面选择“镜头模糊”。这个时候你会看到画面中就会出现一个蓝色的锚点，你用一个手指点在屏幕上上下移动，会发现锚点也跟着你移动，你用两个手指在屏幕上缩放，就可以调整这个画面的清晰范围。　　在下面也只有三个选项，很简单，第1个选项可以调整模糊范围的形状，第2个选项可以调整模糊的强度和过渡区域的范围。第3个是一些模糊的效果，我们一般用不着。后期模拟出小景深效果 ©晏飞　　我们一般会把建筑、行人、车辆比较多的地方设置成清晰的部分，其它的地方就模糊掉。比如说这张照片，我就把十字路叉口横着（与底边平行）的这一条设置成清晰的画面，上半部分，下半部分就都是模糊的画面了。还有一点要注意的是，你模糊的时候，模糊的强度选择要大一些，最好模糊到这些物体已经看不出来它原本的细节为好。这样我们就能得到一张微缩景观的照片。　　好，最后我们再来总结一下，想拍摄一张微缩景观的照片，需要哪三个技巧？　　１、俯拍，并且俯视角度在30°～60°之间；　　２、选择一些比较鲜艳的物体进行拍摄，拍摄以后还要通过后期提高画面的鲜艳程度；　　３、使用后期软件模拟出移轴镜头小景深的效果。　　那么如果你现在正好是在比较高的楼层，不妨这就走到窗户边拍摄一张照片，看看是不是能做出微缩景观的效果。　　好，我们就先聊这么多，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1249天，我是晏飞，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

【加入摄影早自习群】加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：喜马拉雅）【加入以下同城摄影群】 北京 成都 重庆 长沙广州 杭州 闽南 南京 上海 苏州 深圳 天津武汉 西安 郑州 济南加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：城市名）把窗外街景拍成为微缩景观，只需要3步...　　早安，我是晏飞，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1249天。今天我想来讲一个比较好玩的拍摄效果，就是怎么用相机拍摄出微缩景观的效果。这种效果可以将真实的世界拍的像玩具一样，像微缩景观一样。它很像是移轴镜头拍出来的那种效果，但是因为移轴镜头价格普遍比较昂贵，而且用途又相对单一，所以我们不常会用到移轴镜头，但是我们同样可以用普通的相机加上一些技巧来模拟出类似的画面。首先拍摄一张高视角的照片 ©晏飞　　我们怎么来拍这样的效果呢？首先在机位的选择上，我们一般会选择一个比较高的地方进行俯拍，俯视的角度大概在30°到60°之间，并且最好是拍摄建筑物、人流、车辆比较多的这么一种场景。我们选择这个视角是有两个原因的：第一是因为这样的角度拍出来的画面立体感比较强。你用这样的角度，比如说你去拍一栋楼，是既能拍到楼顶也能拍到墙面的，能看出这是一个立体的东西。第二是因为它很像是你坐在一堆玩具前看到玩具的角度，因为我们模拟的就是微缩景观的效果。所以上面这张照片就是我在一个写字楼的大概10层左右，透过窗户从上往下拍摄的一张照片。调整照片的饱和度，让画面更鲜艳 ©晏飞　　第二步是我们要对这张照片进行调整，让整个画面变得颜色更加鲜艳、饱和度更高。这个也是为了模拟出玩具的色彩。我们在（后期）调整的时候和我们平时（后期）调整一张照片的思路是不太一样的。平时我们调整一张照片的时候，特别害怕照片的饱和度特别高，这样会显得特别假。但是这个思路恰好相反，你不要担心饱和度太高，会不会显得太假之类的。你想象一下小孩儿玩的玩具本来就是非常花哨的，饱和度很高的这么一种颜色。另外你在拍摄的时候，也要尽量的去找一些颜色比较鲜艳的物体，一些鲜艳的房屋、车辆进行拍摄。　　最后一步我们要通过后期处理，模拟出移轴镜头的这种非常浅的景深的效果。你想象一下，我们是从高楼往下俯拍画面的，那就意味着我们的相机离被摄物体是很远的，这样我们就很难直接拍出小景深的效果，但是这种效果我们几乎在所有的后期软件中都可以通过软件来实现。我们可以在Photoshop里选择“滤镜”里的“模糊”，来虚化出前景和背景都比较模糊的这种小景深效果。手机后期软件“Snapseed”　　但是有的同学可能会说我是一个新手，我是一个小白，我不会用Photoshop怎么办？也有办法，你可以用手机下载一个叫"Snapseed"的软件，S-N-A-P-S-E-E-D这么一个软件，这是我们在手机处理照片时最常用的一个软件。它的操作也很简单，你用这个软件打开照片以后，在“工具”里面选择“镜头模糊”。这个时候你会看到画面中就会出现一个蓝色的锚点，你用一个手指点在屏幕上上下移动，会发现锚点也跟着你移动，你用两个手指在屏幕上缩放，就可以调整这个画面的清晰范围。　　在下面也只有三个选项，很简单，第1个选项可以调整模糊范围的形状，第2个选项可以调整模糊的强度和过渡区域的范围。第3个是一些模糊的效果，我们一般用不着。后期模拟出小景深效果 ©晏飞　　我们一般会把建筑、行人、车辆比较多的地方设置成清晰的部分，其它的地方就模糊掉。比如说这张照片，我就把十字路叉口横着（与底边平行）的这一条设置成清晰的画面，上半部分，下半部分就都是模糊的画面了。还有一点要注意的是，你模糊的时候，模糊的强度选择要大一些，最好模糊到这些物体已经看不出来它原本的细节为好。这样我们就能得到一张微缩景观的照片。　　好，最后我们再来总结一下，想拍摄一张微缩景观的照片，需要哪三个技巧？　　１、俯拍，并且俯视角度在30°～60°之间；　　２、选择一些比较鲜艳的物体进行拍摄，拍摄以后还要通过后期提高画面的鲜艳程度；　　３、使用后期软件模拟出移轴镜头小景深的效果。　　那么如果你现在正好是在比较高的楼层，不妨这就走到窗户边拍摄一张照片，看看是不是能做出微缩景观的效果。　　好，我们就先聊这么多，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1249天，我是晏飞，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

目前还不行。手机修图APP通常功能不全，控制不便，空间太小，速度太慢。但我可以给你展示下我在手机端修图的奇葩流程……加入【摄影早自习】微信群1、添加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi（暗号：喜马拉雅）2、发送“申请入群”加入【北京/深圳/厦门及闽南地区】摄影小聚1、添加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi2、说明要加入的城市如“北京”【课程咨询微信】hellokato我常用的手机修图工具（通常要结合2到3个一并使用）1、Lightroom：综合处理2、Photoshop Express：综合处理3、Facetune：修脸4、VSCO：调色5、Snapseed：局部处理6、泼辣修图：综合处理及水印（已废）7、Layout：拼图8、美图秀秀：打马赛克（很少用）9、Zebrafilm：黑白照片　　早安我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1082天，我是在十渡，正面对大山大水陪大家早自习。今天想回答的这个问题是随遇而安同学在早自习的微信公众号后方的留言，他问他发现手机上有很多的修图的APP，这些APP通常很好用，想问问这些手机修出来的图跟电脑上修出来图效果上到底有什么区别？　　首先我正面回答你的问题：如果这张照片修图的时候用到的功能在电脑上和手机端都有的话，那么他们俩修出来的效果其实并不会有什么区别。但是问题其实也就在这里了：手机修图APP其实很多时候都缺少了很多功能。　　我举两个例子，第一个例子是加水印的。我们很多人都有给自己照片打上水印的习惯。那么在电脑端的Photoshop里你可以通过录制一个动作来给每张照片批量加水印，在Lightroom里就更方便，你可以直接预设好你的水印的图形或文字，在需要加水印的时候，只要在所需要的所有的照片上点右键、点导出，并且选择你已经预设好的水印的形式就可以了。水印都是被批量的加上的。　　我们再来看看手机端。手机端加水印真是非常吃力的，如果用Snapseed，你需要给每张照片单独打上水印，你需要敲打你要加上水印文字，调整水印的大小，摆放水印的位置再保存，打开第二张照片你又需要再把这个动作再做一次。之前我其实发现泼辣修图是手机端相对比较好加水印的软件，但是在最新的版本中，我发现它的加水印的功能出现了一些bug，它会把我制作的那张水印的png的透明图层的图片，把透明的部分认成白色，这样一来就会导致我完全无法使用水印功能了。泼辣修图添加水印时无法使用透明图片的bug　　所以说老实话，现在我自己也非常发愁，不知道手机端修好的图导出来的时候到底怎么加水印。我没有找到一款顺手的软件，那些修图的APP导出的时候加水印会比较麻烦。那些在软件商店里面搜出来的专门加水印的软件呢，又……怎么说呢？太花哨了。我只是想简单地加上一行小字，但就是这个是非常简约的功能它们做不到，它们只能加上一些特别花哨的东西。所以我现在的做法非常搞笑，就是手机修完图以后直接发到微博上，利用微博的自动加水印功能给我加上两个小字“叶梓”，然后把那个图片下载下来发到朋友圈里。通过微博打上的水印 © 叶梓　　另外一个在手机端修图的时候严重缺乏的功能就是图层的概念，这是Adobe Photoshop的原创的概念，它可以允许你把多张图片堆在一起，对它们进行分别的处理，使它们之间再有一些新的交互。比如说你可以让上面的一张照片的某些区块变成透明的，这样的话就会把下面那张图片的某一些内容给露出来，形成两张照片的拼接（即蒙版工具）。利用这个（图层）功能我们还可以去做包围对焦或者HDR，这都是由于有图层概念才有的功能。但是在手机端我不敢打保票所有的APP都没有图层功能，但是绝大部分APP确实是没有的。电脑端Photoshop里的图层面板及蒙版工具　　总的来说就是手机端的修图软件的功能少，但是电脑里的Lightroom和Photoshop这两大软件几乎满足了我们所有的需求。那么在这种情况下如果我真的需要那些功能会怎么办？我在手机上修图的时候就会出现一种非常搞笑的情况，就是我需要在A软件中利用它最强的几个功能修了一下图，比如说Snapseed的局部处理工具修一下图，然后放到B软件中去，比如说VSCO里去做色调的处理，然后再导出来放到某种可以加水印的软件中去加水印。你看，我需要打开好几个软件才能完成整个修图动作，这不得不说是一种麻烦，但是我现在用手机修图的一个大致的状况。　　其实，功能不全只是我们手机修图的一个小麻烦，其实它有更多的麻烦存在。我再举两个例子，比如说手机的空间是很有限的，我们不可能去把相机拍摄的图片都导到手机里面来修图，这样手机的容量是承受不了的。第二是手机读相机的拍摄图片的时候速度是很慢的，比如说我就喜欢用苹果手机的读卡器插在手机上，那一头连上相机的SD卡，这样的话手机就能读到文件，但是读取那些照片的缩略图的过程，真的是让人等得非常着急，非常非常的慢。当然了这两个小问题都是用手机来修相机图片才会出现问题，但是如果你是用手机来修手机拍摄的图片的，这两个问题就不存在。　　所以说来说去用手机的软件来修图这件事，它还是适合于去修手机拍摄的图片，你要想用它来代替电脑修一切的图、修相机拍摄图，我觉得这个是目前还不太容易做到的。　　好吧，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1082天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

目前还不行。手机修图APP通常功能不全，控制不便，空间太小，速度太慢。但我可以给你展示下我在手机端修图的奇葩流程……加入【摄影早自习】微信群1、添加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi（暗号：喜马拉雅）2、发送“申请入群”加入【北京/深圳/厦门及闽南地区】摄影小聚1、添加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi2、说明要加入的城市如“北京”【课程咨询微信】hellokato我常用的手机修图工具（通常要结合2到3个一并使用）1、Lightroom：综合处理2、Photoshop Express：综合处理3、Facetune：修脸4、VSCO：调色5、Snapseed：局部处理6、泼辣修图：综合处理及水印（已废）7、Layout：拼图8、美图秀秀：打马赛克（很少用）9、Zebrafilm：黑白照片　　早安我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1082天，我是在十渡，正面对大山大水陪大家早自习。今天想回答的这个问题是随遇而安同学在早自习的微信公众号后方的留言，他问他发现手机上有很多的修图的APP，这些APP通常很好用，想问问这些手机修出来的图跟电脑上修出来图效果上到底有什么区别？　　首先我正面回答你的问题：如果这张照片修图的时候用到的功能在电脑上和手机端都有的话，那么他们俩修出来的效果其实并不会有什么区别。但是问题其实也就在这里了：手机修图APP其实很多时候都缺少了很多功能。　　我举两个例子，第一个例子是加水印的。我们很多人都有给自己照片打上水印的习惯。那么在电脑端的Photoshop里你可以通过录制一个动作来给每张照片批量加水印，在Lightroom里就更方便，你可以直接预设好你的水印的图形或文字，在需要加水印的时候，只要在所需要的所有的照片上点右键、点导出，并且选择你已经预设好的水印的形式就可以了。水印都是被批量的加上的。　　我们再来看看手机端。手机端加水印真是非常吃力的，如果用Snapseed，你需要给每张照片单独打上水印，你需要敲打你要加上水印文字，调整水印的大小，摆放水印的位置再保存，打开第二张照片你又需要再把这个动作再做一次。之前我其实发现泼辣修图是手机端相对比较好加水印的软件，但是在最新的版本中，我发现它的加水印的功能出现了一些bug，它会把我制作的那张水印的png的透明图层的图片，把透明的部分认成白色，这样一来就会导致我完全无法使用水印功能了。泼辣修图添加水印时无法使用透明图片的bug　　所以说老实话，现在我自己也非常发愁，不知道手机端修好的图导出来的时候到底怎么加水印。我没有找到一款顺手的软件，那些修图的APP导出的时候加水印会比较麻烦。那些在软件商店里面搜出来的专门加水印的软件呢，又……怎么说呢？太花哨了。我只是想简单地加上一行小字，但就是这个是非常简约的功能它们做不到，它们只能加上一些特别花哨的东西。所以我现在的做法非常搞笑，就是手机修完图以后直接发到微博上，利用微博的自动加水印功能给我加上两个小字“叶梓”，然后把那个图片下载下来发到朋友圈里。通过微博打上的水印 © 叶梓　　另外一个在手机端修图的时候严重缺乏的功能就是图层的概念，这是Adobe Photoshop的原创的概念，它可以允许你把多张图片堆在一起，对它们进行分别的处理，使它们之间再有一些新的交互。比如说你可以让上面的一张照片的某些区块变成透明的，这样的话就会把下面那张图片的某一些内容给露出来，形成两张照片的拼接（即蒙版工具）。利用这个（图层）功能我们还可以去做包围对焦或者HDR，这都是由于有图层概念才有的功能。但是在手机端我不敢打保票所有的APP都没有图层功能，但是绝大部分APP确实是没有的。电脑端Photoshop里的图层面板及蒙版工具　　总的来说就是手机端的修图软件的功能少，但是电脑里的Lightroom和Photoshop这两大软件几乎满足了我们所有的需求。那么在这种情况下如果我真的需要那些功能会怎么办？我在手机上修图的时候就会出现一种非常搞笑的情况，就是我需要在A软件中利用它最强的几个功能修了一下图，比如说Snapseed的局部处理工具修一下图，然后放到B软件中去，比如说VSCO里去做色调的处理，然后再导出来放到某种可以加水印的软件中去加水印。你看，我需要打开好几个软件才能完成整个修图动作，这不得不说是一种麻烦，但是我现在用手机修图的一个大致的状况。　　其实，功能不全只是我们手机修图的一个小麻烦，其实它有更多的麻烦存在。我再举两个例子，比如说手机的空间是很有限的，我们不可能去把相机拍摄的图片都导到手机里面来修图，这样手机的容量是承受不了的。第二是手机读相机的拍摄图片的时候速度是很慢的，比如说我就喜欢用苹果手机的读卡器插在手机上，那一头连上相机的SD卡，这样的话手机就能读到文件，但是读取那些照片的缩略图的过程，真的是让人等得非常着急，非常非常的慢。当然了这两个小问题都是用手机来修相机图片才会出现问题，但是如果你是用手机来修手机拍摄的图片的，这两个问题就不存在。　　所以说来说去用手机的软件来修图这件事，它还是适合于去修手机拍摄的图片，你要想用它来代替电脑修一切的图、修相机拍摄图，我觉得这个是目前还不太容易做到的。　　好吧，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1082天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

Bosch fans know her as Jen Kowski, the very capable Chief of Staff to Mayor Ramos. Tune in to the Everybody Counts Podcast to hear from Daya Vaidya herself who plays Jen Kowski on the Amazon Prime original series. #BoschAmazon Season 4. @welliver_titus @yanceyarias #JenKowski and #MayorRamos may need to have a meeting w Bosch!

It's “Game Night” on the Bosch-themed Everybody Counts Podcast! Tracey and Pete bring you some news highlights before jumping in to trivia for Bosch season 3. Find out not only the answers but how hard Pete thinks each question was. Next up is the 5 objects game where we try to identify scenes from Bosch […] The post ‘Bosch': Everybody Counts Podcast episode 5 appeared first on So Many Shows!.

Everybody Counts Podcast is back to discuss the trailer for Bosch season 4 on Amazon Prime! Bosch season 4 will be released on Amazon Prime on April 13th. And the series has already been renewed for season 5. Great news all around! Tracey, Jay, and Pete talk about the season 4 trailer, favorite moments, theories, […] The post ‘Bosch': Everybody Counts Podcast episode 4 appeared first on So Many Shows!.

The Everybody Counts Podcast is back for a discussion of Bosch season 3 and much more! Tracey, Jay, and Pete break down Bosch season 3. We also highlight a recent interview that Tracey did for Fan Fest News with Sarah Clarke who plays Eleanor Wish. We learned some interesting intel from Sarah about Eleanor's involvement […] The post ‘Bosch': Everybody Counts Podcast Episode 3 appeared first on So Many Shows!.

Tune in for the second episode of the Everybody Counts Podcast dedicated to all things Bosch, the compelling series on Amazon Prime. This week, Tracey and Jay welcome Pete to the podcast and we learn how Pete began watching Bosch. Do not be mistaken, there are indeed only 3 hosts on the Everybody Counts Podcast. […] The post ‘Bosch': Everybody Counts Podcast episode 2 appeared first on So Many Shows!.

Tune in for the inaugural episode of the Everybody Counts Podcast dedicated to all things Bosch, the compelling series on Amazon Prime. Tracey and Jay co-host the very first episode of the podcast. The name is a nod to the famous quote by Michael Connelly's original character Harry Bosch. “Everybody counts, or nobody counts.” – […] The post ‘Bosch': Everybody Counts Podcast episode 1 appeared first on So Many Shows!.

We have a chat about ways of communicating conservation: to the media, to the public, and to each other. We talk to conservator Muirne Lydon from National Gallery of Ireland about media training for conservators and clever tools for social media use. Our agony aunt addresses someone's fear about being too normal for a career in conservation, and Jenny reviews ‘The Interactive Past - Archaeology, Heritage, and Video Games.' 00:00:24 News in brief 00:09:57 Our experiences with media, news, and PR 00:27:49 Interview with Muirne Lydon 00:41:30 The need for an elevator pitch in conservation 00:43:45 Ways of communicating with conservators 00:47:35 Talking to the public via signs 00:56:46 Review: The Interactive Past - Archaeology, Heritage, and Video Games 01:00:10 Dear Jane 01:03:42 Comments, questions, corrections: tape, sunshine stories & bellydance Show notes:  - ICON Media Training Course: https://icon.org.uk/events/icon-professional-development-media-training-how-to-do-pr - ICON's new strategic plan: https://icon.org.uk/system/files/documents/icon_strategy_2017-2021fv.pdf - Museums Association Salary Guidelines: http://www.museumsassociation.org/download?id=1224909 - ‘Rare suffragette banner hidden in charity shop for 10 years' https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/sep/06/suffragette-banner-charity-shop-emmeline-pankhurst-peoples-history-museum-manchester - 'Penises and caustic soda: the case of the Cambridge antiquities' https://www.theguardian.com/culture/charlottehigginsblog/2010/jan/27/art-archaeology - Canva: https://www.canva.com/ - Snapseed: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niksoftware.snapseed&hl=en_GB (Android) and https://itunes.apple.com/app/id439438619 (iTunes) - Splice: http://spliceapp.com/ - PicMonkey: https://www.picmonkey.com/ - Ripl: http://ripl.com/ - Quik: https://quik.gopro.com/en/ - The Interactive Past - Archaeology, Heritage, and Video Games: https://www.oxbowbooks.com/oxbow/the-interactive-past.html and https://www.sidestone.com/books/the-interactive-past For more on The C Word please follow us on Twitter @thecwordpodcast, email us on thecwordpodcast@gmail.com, or subscribe via our website, http://thecword.show  Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/thecword Hosted by Jenny Mathiasson, Kloe Rumsey, and Christina Rozeik. Intro and outro music by DDmyzik used under a Creative Commons Attribution license. Additional sound effects and music by Calum Robertson. Made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license. A Wooden Dice production, 2017.

Today's interview is the 3rd in the Nitty Gritty Series and it's with Stefanie Schoen of The Style Safari. Take a listen as Stefanie talks about her blogging journey. BGC ANNOUNCEMENTS * Welcome to the 115th episode of the Boss Girl Creative Podcast!! This episode is sponsored by altMBA. Today is interview #3 in the new Nitty Gritty Blogger Interview Series. In this series, I interview influential bloggers about their blogging journeys. In this episode, I interview Stefanie Schoen from TheStyleSafari.com. * Have comments or questions? Tweet/IG using the hashtag #BOSSGIRLQA or call in: (707) BOSS-GIRL * Support Boss Girl Creative endeavors by joining the BGC Crew! * Join me in the Facebook Group on Wednesday nights at 9pm CST for a live Q&A answer session!! Send me your questions through email, phone or #BOSSGIRLQA on Twitter/Instagram * Want a direct link to the podcast feed? Click here. * Use these Hashtags on Social Media: #bossgirlcreative #bossgirlchat INSIDE THIS EPISODE * about Stefanie's blog & journey * blog & social media posting schedule * self-discovery through blogging * turning points * investing in the blog * favorite tools (A Color Story, SnapSeed, VSCO, Snug) * important metrics * challenges happening now * defining success * tricks or hacks or no?? * finding a tribe * fav social media platform * blogging conferences? * daily task/daily * blog education * brainstorming * testing out strategies * handling criticism * future of blogging/social media * the future of The Style Safari * currently working on FIND TAYLOR ONLINE Blog - pinkheelspinktruck.com Instagram - @taybradfordblog Facebook - TayBradfordBlog Pinterest - taybradfordblog Twitter - @taybradfordblog FIND VILMA ONLINE Blog - thestylesafari.com Instagram - @thestylesafari Facebook - TheStyleSafari Pinterest - thestylesafari Twitter - @thestylesafari HELP SPREAD THE BOSS GIRL LOVE! It would be amazeballs if you shared Boss Girl Creative Podcast with your fellow Boss Girls on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If you love this podcast, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave a rating, a review and subscribe! WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE BOSS GIRL CREATIVE PODCAST Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via Boss Girl Creative Newsletter Click here to subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions and leave your comments by either calling (707) BOSS-GIRL, emailing hello@bossgirlcreative.com or go to the Boss Girl Creative Facebook group!

On TalkCentral this week, Duncan McLeod and Regardt van der Berg chat about Internet Solutions' reported discussions to acquire Dark Fibre Africa. Also this week, Naspers to pump almost R1bn into Takealot, a big restructuring looming at Datatec, Hetzner is peering at NAPAfrica and ... Star Trek's Tricorder is almost a reality! Regardt's pick this week in Snapseed, while Duncan has chosen History Timeline for Android. Tune into the podcast to find out who the winner and loser of the week are. Podcast website

We are finally out land of 16GB Devices. The iPhone SE comes with 32GB. Finally a new iPad - be it a bit of a ‘curate's egg'. The Product(RED) iPhone makes an appearance and we make time to ponder the meaning (or otherwise) of a slightly unusual Apple Patent. This and other episodes are available at iTunes | Opinion| Overcast | Google Play |** Direct Download | RSS | FireSide.fm | PineCast On this week's show: iPad 2017 v iPad Air 2 notes. iPad (2017) is notably thicker and heavier than the 2014-released iPad Air 2 and (2016) iPad Pro 9.7 Dual external speakers rather than the powerful quad arrangement seen in the iPad Pro models. All displays look identical but with the new iPad Apple has removed the anti-reflective display coating and fallen back from the display actually laminated onto the back of the glass as seen more recently. Also this modelHas no TrueTone and doesn't have the newest wider gamut screen. iPad 9.7 (2017): Apple A9 with dual-core 1.84 GHz (Twister) CPU and PowerVR GT7600 (six-core) GPU, 2GB of RAM- The A9 is what you get in a iPhone 6s and 6s Interestingly the iPad Air 2 has a Tri-core which is slower at 1.5GHz there is some talk that it's actually faster overall. Camera details: Same camera optics as the iPhone 5s! 8MP, ƒ/2.4 aperture, 1080p video, no OIS. Front: 1.2MP, f2.2 aperture, 720p video, no OIS iPhone Product (RED) Looks so much better with a black front facia. It's easy to accomplish this with a simple glass screen protector. Out of all the models this would be the one I'd go for. iPad Mini Didnt get any upgrades but still at $399 more expensive that the one they just introduced. Seemingly complacent about flogging old tech. Are we seeeing Tim Cooking the books a touch too much (Mac Pro) Nemo's Hardware Store: Clloclip CORE LENS SET for iPhone 7 & 7 Plus: Black Lens/Black Clip - amazon Twelve South Journal iPhone Case amazon More Talky Stuff. Apple Files Patent For iPhone To MacBook Laptop Dock Design - USPTO Thoughts on this. A nice enough idea but could eat into the iPad market. What would happen each design refresh? Would you have to get a new docking station? Would it just be a screen powered by an iPhone? You'd probably not want to use the iPhone as a trackpad. Is this the ARM laptop? Is Apple aiming to make iOS the consumer choice and macOS the “pro level” one (even if we can't define what “pro”even means). This week's “App-session” [obsession.. geddit?] SnapSeed – the free iOS photo editor had some nifty new tools added. Nemo's all time favorite just got better :D (Not actually mentioned on the show). Social Media and Slack You can follow us on: EssentialApple.com / Twitter / Facebook / Google Plus / Slack – ask us for an invite any way you can get hold of us If you really like the show that much and would like to make a regular donation then please consider joining our Patreon And a HUGE thank you to the patrons who already do. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Hola de nuevo, soy Sandra Claret y esto es La Mamarazzi, el podcast dónde vamos a hablar de fotografía y de como sacar el máximo partido a las fotos hechas con el móvil. En el episodio de hoy, os voy a hablar de SNAPSEED, una aplicación de edición de fotos muy completa y gratuita, tanto para Android como para IOS. Y hoy os recomiendo la cuenta de Instagram de Nazaret Sánchez, administrativa y aficionada a la fotografía móvil, que tiene unas impresionantes fotografías en blanco y negro en su cuenta de Instagram, con miles de seguidores. Todas las fotografías están hechas con su móvil. Soy La Mamarazzi, coged vuestros móviles y… ¡felices fotos! Mail: soylamamarazzi@gmail.com Tw: @soylamamarazzi

This episode was recorded 22 May 2013 live and in person at Adobe's offices in Fremont in Seattle. You can download the m4a file or subscribe in iTunes. (Or subscribe to the podcast feed.) John Nack is Principal Product Manager, Adobe Digital Video. He has a blog (definitely worth reading, especially if you use Photoshop) and is @jnack on Twitter. This episode is sponsored by Microsoft Azure Mobile Services. One of the cooler features recently added is the ability to create custom APIs. Originally you were limited to standard operations on your database tables — but now you can design any API you want. This allows you to create a full REST/JSON API that's tailored to your app, that works as efficiently as possible. (And it's all in JavaScript. Mobile Services runs Node.js. Write your apps in your favorite text editor on your Mac.) Things we mention, in order of appearance (pretty much): Adobe LiveMotion Photoshop John's Blog Kurt Vonnegut Granfalloons despair.com Cocoa 64-bit Carbon 64-bit Unfrozen Cave Man Olive Garden South Bend, Indiana Tiramisu St. Sebastian Breadsticks Monkeys 2005 Movable Type DeBabelizer GifBuilder Anarchie 1984 Mac 2001 Algonquin Hotel Apple II PCjr ASCII Art Clip Art Googly Eyes Bill Atkinson MacPaint Rorschach Test Apple II GS Great Books Quadra 840AV Quadra Ad Director SuperCard Søren Kierkegaard Immanuel Kant Notre Dame Football Windows NT HTML New York City 1998 Flash Macromedia Illustrator Navy ROTC San Francisco GoLive NetNewsWire After Effects Thomas Knoll Camera Raw Photoshop Touch Germany Philistinism Perfectionism Volkswagen Carbon-dating Web Standards SVG CSS Gus Mueller Acorn Neven Mrgan Khoi Vinh Croatia Portland JDI Healing Brush Buck Rogers Creative Cloud Facebook Smugmug WWDC Jetta Ketchup Death-march Comic Book Guy John Gruber “If you see a stylus, they blew it.” Microsoft Surface Metro UI Rahm Emmanuel: “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” The Mythical Man-Month Content-Aware Fill Shawshank InDesign Adobe Magazine Nike PageMaker Postscript SLR Lightroom Black & Decker Dr. Evil Loren Brichter Instagram Kickstarter NGO Tumblr Acquisition Troy Gaul Blurb The Onion: Report: 98 Percent Of U.S. Commuters Favor Public Transportation For Others Data T-1000 Syria MacApp Resource Manager John Knoll Industrial Light & Magic QuickTime OpenDoc Corba OLE SnapSeed Mac System 6 Apple events AppleScript Audio Bus 1992 “The only time you should start worrying about a soldier is when they stop bitchin'” Alan Kay: “The Mac is the first computer good enough to be criticized.” TapBots Tweetbot 2 Android Kai's Power Tools Kai Krause Fremont RUN DMC Porsche Boxster Flavawagon Google Glass Robert Scoble