Photoshop: Enlarge Part of Your Photo
Saturday 4 November 2023, 22:22 by Elja Trum | 3,184 views | 1 commentThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
When you photograph a landscape with a wide-angle lens, you will notice that subjects in the background appear much smaller in the frame than they really are. In this tutorial, photographer Christian Möhrle shows you how to adjust this afterwards in Photoshop.
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Elja Trum is the founder of Photofacts and online photography course website Photofacts Academy. He has been writing about photography since 2006. Elja is also the author of (Dutch) books on composition, black-and-white photography, flash photography and portrait photography.
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Donald Willemsen wrote on Tuesday 7 November 2023 at 10:23 | replyThank you. I think it is a valuable tip. I work a lot with wide-angle lenses. So I can make good use of this tip.
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