How to Edit Wedding Photos
Learning how to edit wedding photos is a huge topic but in this tutorial we’re just going to start with the basics. You’ve likely hired a professional photographer for the wedding but you’ve also got an entire guest list of amateur photographers who will be taking photos all night. Some of your favorite wedding moments might be those captured by your guests but often you’ll end up with this all-too-common problem, “This would have been perfect if only it wasn’t ____!”
It could be anything – the photo is a bit blurry, underexposed, overexposed, or crooked. The video tutorial below will show you how to fix these common problems.
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Comments (4)
Thanks for tutorials. I like the eye dropper for white balance correction in after shot, I cannot find the eye dropper in the Corel Paint Shop Pro-X8. Is there a way I could have this option for white balance correction? Also I am looking for a good tutorial on removing glare from my picture. I appreciate your help.
Hi Gerald, We created a support ticket for you and our technical support agents will get back to you as soon as they can to help you out. Thank you.
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The Discovery Center Team
Gerald, if you got answers to your questions, please share them here. Thanks
Hello Randy,
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Corel Discovery Center Team