Auto Photo Eraser

A lot of technology, editing and of course, effort, goes into creating those picture perfect Insta feeds. While clicking pictures is one thing, here is a list of some cool apps that students are using to enhance their images before posting them to accumulate the many likes online. And guess what, these are all available for free…  Snapseed Easily one of the most popular photo-editing app available on Android phones, Snapseed comes with tonnes of features that one can use to edit pictures. What to use it for:  You can crop any photo, tune it, enhance the quality as well as color correct images. The app has an interesting design, wherein you can edit images placed both in the front as well as the center of the frame. Pixlr Express Looking to enhance your picture with overlays, after effects or even themed borders? Pixlr Express has the options that will keep you entertained for hours together. What to use it for:  Change everything from lighting in the picture to the way it is pre

In portrait photography, posing can be both tricky and fun. To make your photoshoot a stress-free experience, you can download posing guides, get to know your model’s best angles, and make them mimic your own photography poses. One of the best ways to avoid unflattering photos is to know what to avoid. Here are 6 photography poses your model should avoid, no matter who they are. Shooting From a Very Low Angle While Your Model Looks Down Looking down isn’t a problem. In fact, it looks incredible in most photos because of its emotional and mysterious effect. Shooting from a low angle isn’t the problem either, because low-angle images are usually atmospheric and creative. The problem begins when you model look straight down at the camera while you shoot from a low angle. You don’t want to create double chins where they don’t exist, but you also want to experiment with unusual points of view. To improve this pose, ask your model to look down with their eyes without moving

Often you would want to change the background color of an image if the original one is not that impressive. Mostly, one needs to change the color to white. While we have made so much advancement in technology, some basic things like these continue to bother a lot of us. Of course, tools like GIMP and Photoshop are pros at doing it, but not everyone is a pro at them. That’s where photo editing apps and websites come into the picture. Thanks to them, you can easily change the background color of an image. The process involves two steps — make the background transparent and add a background color to the transparent image. Without waiting any further, let’s check out how to replace the background of a picture with white color using online editors. We have covered three different websites here. MAKE BACKGROUND WHITE IN LUNAPIC If you have a picture with a solid color background, then it’s easy to remove the color and make it white. All you need to do is use the Replace color fea

There are many elements that usually help to separate a good photographer from a great photographer. One of these elements that are often discussed and talk about is the element of the composition. The composition of a photographer’s work is something that can be used to make or break the overall image itself. I have seen many images fail or lose their lust just based on the angle the photographer shot from or how they composed the shot. In this article, I will be sharing with you some of the mistakes you don’t want to make as a beginner when composing your shots. Some of these mistakes I have personally made myself when I was a beginner and others were noticed based on the observation and study of work done by other photographers like myself. So without dragging this introduction out any longer, let’s begin. 1. Subject In The Middle Of The Frame The idea of having your subject in the dead center or middle of the frame might sound appealing and correct but in reality, this is no