Many
cameras these days come with editing software that claims to edit photos
beautifully. We’d quickly advise three things regarding editing:
One. Do not
do in-camera editing. If you need to edit photos, use a good editing software.
If the camera came with a CD / DVD of an editing software, it would do fair amount
of day-to-day editing. Such editing would include cropping, cutting from edges,
minor color corrections, red-eye removal [when people show up with red eyes in
photos], flipping the photo horizontally or vertically [to correct photos when
taken from a tilted camera], turning into black-and-white, etc.
Two. If you
need to edit photos for color correction, fine editing of objects in a photo,
etc, go for only professional editing software such as Photoshop (very
expensive) and Gimp (free for download). Do not edit the photo too much unless
you have some sort of expertise on these software.
Three. Save
a copy of the original photo before editing it. Editing often plays with the
intrinsic quality of the photo, as explained in other posts on this website.
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