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00:00 Intro
01:08 Straighten
03:22 Cropping
07:07 Outro
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Always solid, David. Thanks for
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It all in the eye of the beholder on what your image should presented to the world. The impact you what the image to when viewed a creative choice. Thanks David
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David
I believe all my photos need editing and the first thing I do is straighten my pictures and then crop them if necessary. The difference can take a ho hum picture to a keeper
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When I'm shooting bands, I straighten the photos so the mic stands are vertical. And cropping goes without saying.
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I liked this a lot. I end up cropping most of the time too. I was surprised how much you cropped the examples that you used. I guess that my style is that I want some of the environment in the photos. So I will need to go back and see if cropping more could help improve some of my favorites.
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Absolutely right David,,, I'm surprised you didn't think of getting Jacky to bring her cape with her,,, Now that would of been a great shot as Superwoman
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When I do landscape photos I use the camera's built-in level when I'm using a tripod.
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I very much agree. Level and plumb (as they say in the trades) takes any confusion out of a visually complex image.
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Thank you, David. I also have my photos 2.0° off horizontal, but my eye still sees these images as being straight. Once, when a pro was reviewing my images she said, "You do know that all your images are not straight?". So, now, I use auto-straighten in DXO.
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Excellent Inputs David. Thank you.
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Great advice. I’m in the crop when needed camp also. Keep the videos coming.
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This is bang on and right grate vid
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Thankyouthankyouthankyou.
I have always used crop and straighten to help me get more impact in (almost) all of my images. I figured the pros such as yourself didn't do this and I was 'cheating' to try and get similar results.
Now that I know professionals occasionally employ these tricks, I feel a LOT better about doing them too.
Keep up the amazing tutorials, David!
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What is the biggest you'll ever what to print your personal images? Let's say you have the resolution to print a desired 3:2 image with dimensions of 24" x" 16" using standard print resolution of 300 DPI. This is 7200 x 4800 pixels (just under 35 MP), which will be fine for a likely more common sensor size of 36 MP. After cropping, how much are you willing to lose in resolution? Do you matte the frame at, say, 21" x 14" to keep 3:2, resize and accept a 5400 x 3600 (a smaller frame of 18" x 12") to keep the image at the edge of the frame, or perhaps use content-aware or generative fill to get the image back up to 24" z 16"? What print resolution is your minimum before the image starts to become pixelated?
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Krop is king
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@davidg5898
4 months ago
Ha! I think my head is tilted because my photos always need 1-3° counterclockwise rotation to be level. Good to know it isn't just me!
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