Edit Macro Photos in Photoshop | Soft Color tones & Fix Camera Shake | Macro & Insect Photography
Channel: 2kwattz Photography
Date: 2021-05-19

Edit Macro Photos in Photoshop like a pro ! Fix Camera Shake & Create Vibrant , Soft Dreamy background .  Nature and Macro Photography tips and tricks . Adobe Photoshop CC Tutorial for beginners .

In this Photoshop tutorial you will learn to work creative with soft , dreamy colors and to use the graduated filter to create a dynamic vignette.
We will fix Camera Shake problem to the best which is faced very commonly by Photographers . We will also create Creative blurry spots to enhance your Macro and Insect Photography 

Learn how to use all the power and visual possibilities of Lightroom for macro & flower photography. Remove all the boring stuff and enhance all the WOW to bring out the best in your photography. 

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#insectphotography  #post_processing #naturephotography  #photoshop #photoshoptutorial #enhance  #macro  #photo  #editing  #photography  #tutorial  #soft #Negative_Space
 #colorgrading  #shake  #fix  #butterfly  #nature  #edit  #retouch


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