When does editing go "too far"?
With AI and apps like facetune being commonly used by not just photographers but most of the general public- when is it "too much"?
These photos were taken before A , back in 2018 or so. You can see in the first two images I wanted to add a lot of pink and warmish tones to add to the soft vibe i was going for. Not much else was done to these photos, some curve tones, and a bit of dodge and burn. The reflection was done in camera, see my previous posts on how i achieved that.
In the last image, I completely changed it up. I smoothed out her skin quite a lot and made the tone cool and blue-completely altering the feel/emotion.
Minimal editing like changing the warmth and tint of an image greatly impact how you perceive it. Personally, i think skin smoothing like in the third photo (let alone altering facial features like we see a lot of these days), and unrealistic AI components, are what take it too far.
What are your thoughts on this?
Leave When does editing go "too far"? to:
Read more #hive-194913 posts
Best Posts From Karo
We have not curated any of kareoh's posts yet. But you can encourage our curation team to review posts by visiting them regularly and by referring other readers. Because we give priority to frequently read content.
More Posts From Karo
- FACT: Cats make you stronger ๐ช
- A Walk Downtown...
- Analog photography yay or nay?
- What you see VS. What I see
- Location: Library rooftop
- No thoughts just cat
- When does editing go "too far"?
- $2 camera hack!
- The ultimate photo hack ( continued...)
- Your next photography hack: a piece of glass
- Your next photography hack: GLASS
- BEWARE OF DINOSAURS
- Is Photoshop dead?
- These were taken with an old iphone ๐
- It's fun to be ONE ๐ (and out of the shelter)
- Bonfires are legal here!!
- I stood in the middle
- Pop of Colour
- My Black and White Self Portrait
- Take me back to the blue blue waters