Sharpening is an essential step in the workflow of editing underwater images, and as it is also the last step, it can give your underwater photographs the final kick.
When it comes to fine steps of post production of our underwater images, Adobe Photoshop provides some powerful tools for advanced retouching works. Meet those tools here!
Sometimes, an underwater image needs a little retouching in digital post production, mostly when distracted by backscatter. Here's how to get rid of those annoying backscatters!
Colors are often the key-factor of underwater photographs. An open eye and a few, fine adjustments in post production can improve colors and give your image the final touch.
Color casts are one of the most annoying problems underwater photographers have to face. Everyone knows and hates these blueish-greenish colors. Here's an advanced method to fix that.
If your underwater image looks somehow flat, this is often caused by contrast problems. Here's how to optimize contrast in digital post production.
Is your UW image too dark or too bright? Exposure problems are not always a case for the bin, they can get fixed in digital post production. Here's how.
Post production of underwater images is the final step. This helps you get the best out of your already-great pictures. It all starts with the white balance. Here's how to do it.
A few tips on how to develop and follow a mindset, and stay organized for successful underwater photo shootings. Part 1: Before the photo dive.
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