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Last updated on July 5th, 2024 at 12:55 pm
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Since last week I shared about backgrounds and lighting I thought this week I’d talk about photos. Granted I am not the best photographer but if you will be sharing photos for product reviews you should know a few easy tips and tricks. There are lots of free photo editors out there. Even if you’d like to crop a photo or adjust the color. I will say you can work within your budget and work your way up as you gain more experience. One thing you shouldn’t do is over edit a photo. What i mean by that is using too many photo layers or edits to where the original product is unrecognizable. I think we’ve all see the photos of people who have used so many filters that they look fake. Think of it that way. So here are some photo editors that may fit your needs.
Canva I like Canva because it’s free and they have a nice array of product options. You can also edit photos. Canva also now has a desktop version for windows that you can download. https://www.canva.com/
Photo joiner https://www.photojoiner.net/
if you have windows or mac you can use the photo editor your device may have built-in. advanced photo editing tools If you are a bit more advanced in your photo editing you can opt for a monthly plan of the following Canva $9.95 USD monthly or $12.95 USD a month https://www.canva.com/pricing/
Adobe
Adobe has great products. I use an older version of photoshop sometimes when I need to edit photos. These plans are also monthly billing or you can try the free trial if they offer one. Photoshop and Lightroom are popular photo editors pricing may vary by software https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/p…
Photo compression links https://compressor.io/compress
