
Cropping images give you a second chance to
frame your images and there are some ideas abstracted from the digital
photograph school to help you make stunning images.

Things to consider when cropping
Duplicate your images first. It’s always good to keep an original that you can go back to later to find a different way to crop.
Duplicate your images first. It’s always good to keep an original that you can go back to later to find a different way to crop.
Take your time when cropping. There are
almost unlimited ways to crop an image and it’s worth trying a few of them
before settling on one.
If you change the shape of your image this
could make printing more difficult, especially if you’re going to a photo lab
which generally only print in standard shapes and sizes.
Cropping works best when you’re starting
with a fairly large image. When you crop an image and then try to view it at
the same size as it was before you cropped you’ll notice that the pixels are
large. If you’re using small images keep this in mind or you’ll notice the
quality of your images can decrease to an unusable level.
The ideal is to use cropping as a fine
tuning of a well framed picture. With experience you’ll find your framing of
images gets better and you’ll probably find yourself cropping drastically in
post production less and less.
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