Why do picsart lose so much quality after editing a photo? Can this be fixed?
Hello, is there lots of interesting ways to which you can change the quality of your pictures which you was last edited in Picsart. so lets take a look how you can make much quality of pictures in picsart.How to increase Photo Quality in Android || PicsArt Editing TutorialYou can see in the image that there are two Picture First is in low quality and second one high quality you can easily can change quality in Picsart Photo Application For More Information You can Watch Full Tutorial on YouTube:- LinkSecond One is How to change Cloth Color Easily + Get DSLR Look in PicsArt | PicsArt Editing Tutorial ||Watch Full Tutorial on YouTube here:- LinkAnd the latest One is for Diwali if you link to watch it Special Picsart Diwali Picture Editing| Happy Deepawali Friends| A k Editz 2017Watch Full Tutorial on YouTube here:- LinkDo not forget to LIKE+SHARE+COMMENTS.Thanks.
With aspect ratio, if I switch up to 4.3 to 3.2 that will add more pixels in my image-but how will this affect my image.?
Hello--If I switch up to 4.3 aspect ratio from 3.2 how will this affect my image other than add more pixels--for wildlife birding photography--and the deep "crop"?
How do I increase my phone’s camera image quality?
So, let’s assume you have what you have and you can’t use other phone or camera. Than you are left only with programmatic ways of improving your image. Before doing so, you have to asses - what kind of problems does your image have?Noise. Noise removal is an often feature of many photo taking apps and post-processing apps. Also, keep in mind that there are different types of noise - lens blur can be a hard thing to remove, while ISO noise (for photos taken in low-light conditions) is a bit easier. Use apps and Photoshop.Lack of “touch”. Train yourself and improve aestetical sense of things.Color distortions coming from bad matrix can be somewhat removed using Levels tools in Photoshop (in RGB mode)Low-resolution. Low resolution of the images can be solved in 2 ways. If your phone is capable of burst mode shooting and you have certain degree of master in Photoshop you can try doing manual super-resolution. If a series of shots isn’t what you have you can increase detail and sharpness level using online super resolution service. Neural network image super-resolution and enhancementHere’s what you can expect.
How do I set a full picture as my WhatsApp dp in iPhone?
To set a full picture as your WhatsApp display picture you need to take the images in the correct dimensions or you have to follow the aspect ratio which is supported by WhatsApp.And the same goes with other Social Media platforms. So to use a picture that fits exactly with the size that any Social Media platforms expects we have created an AppSoci-fy on the App StoreHere you can take images with the exact size and can choose multiple frames based on different Social Media site which helps you to take perfect images for the platform of your choice. Have a look.Good to mention: This app is having a photo editor as well, so yes you can enhance the images before posting it as well.
What is the difference between 1080p and 2160p? More specifically what do these quality differences mean? Is the difference in how a computer processes the sound or in how the sound is played back?
It's got nothing to do with sound, it's screen resolution standards. I.e. the "VISUAL" portion of AV (Audio/Visual). If you're looking for sound specific things look at things like DTS / Dolby and at qualities like sampling frequencies (e.g. 44.1kHz being a common one), also look at how many channels (e.g. stereo means 2.0 channels, 5.1 means 5 different speakers plus a subwoofer usually used for surround sound effect).Regarding thw 1080p: The number means how many lines of pixels are on the screen / video. The p means it's a progressive scan - i.e. each line is replaced by the next frame when the video is viewed. If it was i (interlaced) then something like every alternate line would be replaced.1080 is generally considered "High Definition" (HD). E.g. old DVDs used 480 lines, even older TV signals / VHS used 240 (or even less). Higher resolutions like 2160 (also referred to as 4K UHD) is not yet as common, especially since the hardware to display them is exponentially more expensive - but it's starting to become affordable to more than just the ultra-rich.Note this is also just one aspect of measuring video quality. E.g. it tells you very little about how wide the screen is, though usually these days it's assumed to be a ratio of 16:9 (or some close to that). So 1080 would then mean (1080 / 9) x 16 = 1920 wide. Also it says nothing about how large the screen is, neither about how many frames are updated per second, or anything about compression artefacts, colour shifts, etc.
How to create a 2d animation ?
Depending on the complexity of the animation and where it will be used, it depends. Assuming you're talking about an animation for the web, the easiest way to produce simple animations is by creating several frames of a GIF file. Adobe Photoshop / ImageReady / Illustrator is the standard software used, and is great for a million other things as well. But anything capable of creating GIFs should allow you to create animations. For more complex web animations, esp. interactive ones, you may need to use Flash. Pick up Macromedia Flash Studio for that (though Adobe has bought Macromedia too, so it's all bundled now anyway). It isn't cheap but it's a good investment for any image related work.