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Add Titles to eBay Photos for Better Sales
by admin on Apr.07, 2011, under ebay photos, Facebook Photos, General, Title Photos
1 Comment :add text to photos, ebay photos, imagetitler, photo titles more...When Lightning Strikes! Take an iPhone Photo.
by admin on Sep.20, 2010, under Facebook Photos, iPhone Apps, photo color, Photo Editing, Title Photos
But, Fix the Color Before You Send It.
Dave B., a friend of mine, was in Washington DC this summer and took a stunning photo of lightning striking a building near the US Capital with his iPhone camera. It is a great photo and an example of being at the right place at the right time. And, it is a picture worth sharing with friends. When it appeared in my email inbox I couldn’t resist seeing what OneClick Color technology would do to improve it. Here is the before and after comparison using OneClick to remove the magenta color cast increasing the brightness in the shadows.
Fix the color of iPhone photos before sending with iCorrect OneClick iPhone App
If Dave had iCorrect OneClick iPhone App on his iPhone he could have fixed the color before he sent the picture to his friends. And, it would have only taken a few extra seconds.
Freshair Software developed iCorrect OneClick iPhone App using PictoColor’s OneClick Color Technology. For more information go to http://www.freshairsoftware.com/iPhoneApplications/iCorrect/index.html
Creating a Sepia tone photo with OneClick
iCorrect OneClick technology is also available in iCorrect OneClick Plug-in for Photoshop and Elements and in CorrectPhoto Editor. One of the features of OneClick is the ability to create stunning Black and White and Sepia tone photos with one click of the mouse. Here is a sepia rendition of the lightning photo. The first thought that popped into my mind when I saw the photo was that maybe God was sending a message to Washington. But, what was he saying? I added the title using ImageTitler.
Most Photos can be improved with OneClick.
The point of this post is to reiterate the fact that most photos can and should be improved before sending them to your friends or uploading to Facebook. And, it is easy to do if you have an iPhone with iCorrect OneClick App or Photoshop Elements with iCorrect OneClick plug-in or CorrectPhoto with OneClick technology. I often go one step further and add a title or caption to the photo.
Wayne www.correctphoto.com, www.imagetitler.com, www.oneclickcolor.com
Better Facebook Photos-Creating Memories
by admin on Jul.15, 2010, under Creating memories, crop photos, Facebook Photos, photo color, Title Photos
Turn a not so good photo shot into a memory before you post it on your Facebook page.
Last weekend at Kathryn’s 16th birthday party I took the photo on the left. While I captured Kathryn’s beautiful smiling face, Justine’s bemused look and someone’s (maybe mine) big toes detracted from her joyful moment. I wanted to post a photo on my Facebook page for Kathryn’s birthday and this shot was the best shot of her in the batch of photos I took. So, I created the memory of her birthday with a little cropping and color correction using CorrectPhoto.
Making a Portrait Memory-Crop the photo
I used the 3×4 Portrait cropping format to frame Kathryn and eliminate the rest of the picture. Since I was going to upload the photo to Facebook I used the 3×4 format which is the best format for Facebook and is the same aspect ratio as the camera chip. If you were going to make a print for framing I would have used the 4×6 or 5×7 cropping format. And, with the OneClick color correction feature in CorrectPhoto I was able to make Kathryn come alive by a single click.
Resize before you upload to Facebook
I always resize (or scale) my photos to 640 X 480, the ideal Facebook size, before I upload the photos. It is a simple step in CorrectPhoto and the resizing algorithm is much better that Facebook’s.
Add a title with ImageTitler
As an added touch I added a title to the photo before posting it. I used a simple program called ImageTitler to do this.
Here is the final photo memory of Kathryn on her 16th birthday as posted on Facebook.
It only took a few minutes with the right tools to create this memorable photo of Kathryn out of a mediocre photo. Actually, I think I will also make a print and frame it.
When the world (at least your Facebook Friends) are going to see the photos you post why not take a few minutes to turn them into photos you can be proud to share. It is really easy and fast and anyone can do it.
Wayne www.correctphoto.com, www.imagetitler.com
Facebook Photos-Making the Color Right
by admin on Jun.23, 2010, under Facebook Photos, iPhone Apps, photo color
Kathryn’s New Facebook Profile Photo was Dull and Lifeless
My granddaughter, Kathryn, uploaded a new Facebook profile photo the other day. It was a really good picture of her, but it didn’t do justice to her vibrance and beauty. So, I can’t resist giving her a bit of grandfatherly about the photos she posts. Fix the color before you upload the photo. Actually, she knows better. She has been around me long enough and has seen the wonders of our OneClick color technology to know how easy it is to make the color right. But, for some reason, she took the same shortcut most of us do in uploading photos or sending them to friends. We don’t take the time to make them look good even though it only takes a few seconds to do so.
CorrectPhoto with OneClick Color.
The CorrectPhoto screen shot below shows the before and after color of Kathryn’s profile photo. To fix the color all that was necessary was to position the cursor over a white area in the photo and click. I chose the little white area of the blouse under the jacket because I was sure it was white. That was all that was necessary. The longest part of the process was the time it took to open CorrectPhoto and select the photo to be corrected.
Photoshop Elements with iCorrect OneClick Plug-in.
If you have Photoshop or Elements you can get the OneClick technology as a plug-in and achieve the same fast result.
iCorrect OneClick Color iPhone App
If you have an Apple iPhone you can fix the color on the iPhone before sending or uploading the photos. The new iCorrect OneClick Color App for the iPhone is available in the Apple App store. Simply download the app and use it to launch the iPhone camera, take the photo, correct the color by touching an area on the photo that is gray, white or back, and then upload it to Facebook.
iPhone users can go directly to the App store to get iCorrect OneClick Color or go to http://www.freshairsoftware.com/iPhoneApplications/iCorrect/index.html for more information.
Be Proud of your Photos
Why not take a few moments to fix the color and be proud of the photos you share with others. You will be glad you did. Let’s hope Kathryn will listen to her Opah (that’s me) and Make the Color Right before posting on Facebook. I will be watching.
Here is another post on uploading Facebook photos you can be proud of. http://www.correctmyphotos.com/2010/05/05/are-you-proud-of-your-facebook-photos/
Wayne www.correctphoto.com, www.oneclickcolor.com
Give iPhone Photos the Color of Life-iCorrect OneClick iPhone
by admin on Jun.01, 2010, under Facebook Photos, iPhone Apps, photo color
Most iPhone photos are a bit dull and lifeless. FreshAir Software has developed iCorrect OneClick iPhone App so all of your iPhone pictures will look good before you send them to your friends or post on Facebook. iCorrect OneClick iPhone is based on PictoColor’s award winning OneClick color technology that FreshAir licensed from PictoColor along with the iCorrect trademark. If you have an iPhone and take photos you will want to add this app to your iPhone. You can find out more about iCorrect OneClick iPhone and other products with OneClick color at www.oneclickcolor.com.











