Best way to scan photos and negatives? I am interested in scanning and restoring photos and negatives. Most are 35mm from the late 1980’s and 1990’s, but I have older photos as well. I am interested in quality and the learning curve for the software. My daughter died from cancer 14 months ago, and I want to digitalize everything to have a back up. I don’t have 10’s of thousands to sp…

Are these photos from my recent Morocco trip too warm? I’ve been experimenting with Light Room over the last few months and building filters that I feel work for certain scenarios. Just wondering if these pictures feel too unnaturally warm, or if it fits the elements of the landscape / subjects. I’d like the thought that the photos look realistic but worried they are perhaps too overedited. subm…

Requesting the unused/b roll photos? Wondering if it’s common to / how I would go about requesting all the unused photos my photographer took at our newborn session? She sent a reasonable amount of edited final versions but I feel like they arnt the best of the lot but maybe the best she’d want her name on (if that makes sense?). I’d love to have the rest for sentimental reasons. …

Time to upgrade from my A5000. Used for Photos and Videos. A6000? Hi On an off chance a few years ago I bought an A5000, some 33,589 photos later and the camera has started become unreliable, I’m not mad about it, it has been very good up to this point. I use it mainly for my ebay business and also making tutorial videos with phone sized objects. I just don’t know where my best money is spent. I’m happy to bu…

Tips for family photos on tripod? Would love any and all tips for taking family photos on a tripod. canon rebel (15 years old) no remote clicker beach and forest (overcast) dog and toddler included Thank you! submitted by /u/Lopsided-Cat586

Photos from the stands? Hello good people i have question, and this may be dumb… but does anyone take photos from like maybe from the stands (preferably basketball) and if so, which lens would you recommend using? Thank you! submitted by /u/taylorb092000

Could someone run these photos through Tapaz for me PLEASE? I was wondering if anyone would be willing to run 12 photos through Topaz AI for me. I was asked to shoot a last minute gender reveal for my neighbors daughter. My neighbor was using my camera while I was fixing the lighting that didn’t want to work properly in the middle of the gender reveal. I told her to take my camera and just start shooting…

Google Photos now has its own version of Spotify Wrapped Every company is trying to copy Spotify these days. | Image: GoogleThe Google Photos app is rolling out a throwback experience that highlights some of your most memorable moments from this year. The “2024 Recap” presentation feature announced today combines a collection of photos and insights with graphics and cinematic effects that summarize wh…

How can I get sharper photos? (Sony ZV-E10, Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8) Hey everyone, I recently had to take some photos for work at an event in a hotel, but I’m having issues with the photos being really soft. I’m an amateur and thus I was using what I have which is my Sony ZV-E10 (I know, it’s more for vlogging than stills, but I thought the sensor would work similarly to the A6100 or A6400), paired with the Tamro…

How Do You Manage Tons of Product Photos? Hey everyone! I was browsing some online stores recently and it blew my mind how many photos they need for each product – different angles, color variations, those detailed zoom shots… Got me wondering how you all handle this behind the scenes! How many photos do you typically deal with? What photo extensions do you use? What’s your workflow f…

How do I take photos like this? Hello, I’m fairly new to photography and i’m taking this photography course in my city where we need to make a final project by the end of December. I was wondering if anyone can help me to understand how to make a photo like this, please? https://www.matiascanosa.com/studio-work?itemId=4vdd3yigs4rc1wvibso51h2w8wuhm3 submitted by /u/Good_…

Which photos out of these should I submit to a contest? submitted by /u/Available_Frosting25

Blemishes in unedited photos? For reference: I’m an amateur hobby photographer. I use a used Canon 70D and this photo was taken with the Canon EF-S 18-135mm IS USM. The attached photo has dark spots circled in red. Does anyone know what the dark spots are? If so, what can be done about them? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/jumpinjellyfish007

What’s wrong with my picture? Comparing two photos. I’m still new to DSLR photography but try to go out every weekend to practice consistently. Recently, I went for a walk and found a street with a great angle of One World Trade. I took a photo, and a few days later, I came across another picture on Instagram taken from the same spot by someone else. I like the Instagram photo more than mine—the …

Best way to recreate tintype style photos? Obviously the best way would be to shoot on an actual camera that allows for tintype photography… But aside from that, what are the important postprocess sliders that would replicate their style? submitted by /u/BigBrainPolitics_

Why are school photos so expensive? £19 for a single digital copy at my kids’ school. Seems a lot. submitted by /u/Bla4s

Tips for sharper photos? Just started getting into photography and I’m experiencing a lot of blurry photos. Above is an example of an unedited photo. It looks sharp but when you crop into the actual image that you’re trying to capture everything becomes slightly blurred and out of focus. Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong? ISO around 100-500 typically and experimenti…

Family Photos – Resizing & Resolution? Hello! I am trying to organize my digital photographs. I have (old!) Adobe Photoshop CS5 & Adobe Bridge CS5, as well as Adobe Bridge 2004. I’m comfortable using/creating Actions in Photoshop to do this, but what I’ve never grasped is the settings for best reducing image size while maintaining photo quality. The photos I’ve taken over the years …

What do you think of this makeup for photos? submitted by /u/Sofiamartinez__

Hi! I’m taking photos of my friend for a project she has for college. I love taking medium ranged photos of my subjects but I would like them to be more clear and get the most out of my camera for tomorrow. I’ll detail more in comments. Any tips? Here’s a bunch of photos I’ve taken over the last few months. Any criticism or feedback will also be greatly appreciated. I have a Nikon D3200 with a Nikon DX 18-55mm lens. I have a flash mount as well. I take all the photos and edit them raw. I usually take all my photos on portrait mode or manual. Please give me all you got people! I have a lo…