This Simple Photography Trick Can Improve Your Shots!

[@photowaleuncle1131]

Excellent 👌

[@JimPeakAtBetterPhoto]

Thank you so much! Have fun!

[@alicedell8595]

Try a competition with straightforward photos that are not doctored. x

[@rickfinnstrom6376]

That is becoming a problem now days . 90% use AI . To me that is not real photography has no place in the photography field.

[@DanielStranack]

Totally agree AI is NOT photography,, I was taught in the British Army on a Nikon D90,,issued to me Using it for Daytime Night-time and covert picture in Recce plt it was that good I bought one myself, and still learn something new every time I use,, all the best Danny ps good video 👍

[@JimPeakAtBetterPhoto]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Just to clarify, the majority of the photos at BetterPhoto.com and in this video were taken without AI and were only slightly enhanced-similar to how most professional photographers fine-tune their work. The goal is always to stay true to the original scene or subject while bringing out its best qualities. I appreciate the feedback and hope you continue to enjoy the content I share here!

[@tarnishedknight730]

alicedell8595, Excellent idea.

[@tarnishedknight730]

JimPeak, A contest such as alicedell8595 suggests would put the people that rely on "fixing it in post" to the task. I believe that it would get the modern photo enthusiasts to discover the importance of getting the picture right before pressing the shutter release, instead of relying on Photoshop. As, I'm sure you know, Garbage In, Garbage Out and Quality First, Quality Last. You could call it something like "Post It RAW" in reference to the digital negative and showing what's in the camera, not the editing.