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White balance is when you neutralize the colors in a picture.

You can change the temperatures warmth, meaning making it more yellow or more blue and the tint, meaning making it more green or more pink/ purple.

I like these pictures because they are well shot, and they give you almost a preview of what you are going to get out of the product.

1. “Sand and Sable” perfume
2. “Sand and Sable” perfume
3. Those who want “Sand and Sable” perfume
4. In a perfume store
5. Sunlight
6. A hand and flowers

1. Make the opacity lower for the brush
2. Zoom in
3. Color drop and darken or lighten to make more realistic
4. Don’t do full coverage
5. GET THE NECK

“JPEG- JPEGs are compressed at the moment of capture; therefore, when you take a JPEG, you instantly lose some image detail. A benefit of this compression, however, is file size: JPEG is many times smaller than alternative formats

HIEF- HEIF image files are smaller than JPEGs yet offer similar or even increased quality. In other words, HEIF files take up less space than JPEGs, yet they look equally good. Therefore, the HEIF format offers a lightweight JPEG alternative that’s perfect for rapid image transfer and efficient storage.

TIFF- TIFF files are usually uncompressed, so they’re extremely high quality and offer the opportunity for extensive post-processing. They are much bigger and take up a lot of space both on your memory card and on your computer.

RAW- Like TIFFs, RAW files are very large and take up significant space. Unlike TIFFs, RAW files are not displayable on browsers or even computer desktops; to view a RAW file, you must use special processing software such as Lightroom, Capture One, or ON1 Photo RAW.

DNG- The DNG is offered as a main RAW file format or as an alternative to the manufacturer’s native RAW format. One of the problems with keeping images in the original RAW format is that, several years from now, you may struggle to access these files because they are specific to cameras and manufacturers. But if you convert your files to Adobe DNGs, they’ll be future-proof.

PNG- PNGs are compressed in a lossless format and therefore retain plenty of detail for viewing and editing. But unlike many other file formats, high-quality PNGs don’t require lots of storage space; this is useful on the internet because you want images to load quickly.

GIF- Like PNGs, GIFs are perfect for internet use. Lossless compression means that files are small but image quality is not sacrificed, and GIF supports transparency. GIF also allows for animation.

BMP-

 

 

 

To achieve multiple exposures:

1. Use black background.
2. Set camera on your subject.
3. Set timer on camera for 30 seconds.
4. Turn off lights.
5. Start timer.
6. Flash the subject.
7. Do it multiple times until the timer runs out.

 Multiple exposures capture multiple images of the same subject in the same photo. Multiple exposure is normally an abstract strategy. Some artists use multiple exposures to make silhouettes of themselves. It can be used to make a dreamy effect.