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How to Use Autopilot in the Photo AI Editor

How to Use Autopilot in the Photo AI Editor

Photo AI’s new Autopilot feature makes photo editing faster and smarter. Whether you’re working with high-ISO images, fast action shots, or lower-resolution files, Autopilot automatically analyzes your image and recommends the best enhancements—like denoising, sharpening, upscaling, and lighting adjustments. With just one click, you get a professionally enhanced result that you can still fine-tune manually. […]

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How to Remove RAW Noise from Low-Light Photography

How to Remove RAW Noise from Low-Light Photography

Shooting in RAW gives you the most control in post-processing—but it also often means dealing with aggressive noise, especially in low-light or high-ISO situations. That’s where Photo AI’s RAW Denoise models come in. It is currently $30 off if you try it on any of your photos. Built specifically for RAW Bayer sensor data, these […]

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Understanding Metering Modes

Understanding Metering Modes

Metering modes are an often-overlooked camera setting that determine how the camera measures the amount of light in a scene and sets the exposure. The three most common metering modes are evaluative, center-weighted, and spot metering. Let’s take a closer look at each one. Today’s lesson is based on one of the Fundamental Camera Cheat […]

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History of Masking Techniques in Photo Editing

History of Masking Techniques in Photo Editing

The art of photography has been inseparable from the techniques employed in editing and post-production. Among these, masking stands out as an invaluable tool that has allowed photographers to perfect their images, manipulate backgrounds, and create composite pictures with intricate detail. But masking in photo editing isn’t something that came about overnight; it has a […]

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How to Remove Dust & Scratches: Photo Restoration

How to Remove Dust & Scratches: Photo Restoration

Old family photos, scanned film, or even shots from dusty camera gear often come with visible imperfections—scratches, dust spots, and surface damage that distract from the image itself. With Photo AI 4’s brand-new Dust & Scratch tool, you can now restore these photos quickly and accurately using AI—without losing the original character of the image. […]

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How to Fix Blurry Photos with Super Focus

How to Fix Blurry Photos with Super Focus

Even the best photographers occasionally miss focus. Whether it’s a quick candid, a long exposure with motion blur, or a slightly soft portrait, blurry photos can be frustrating—especially when they capture important or once-in-a-lifetime moments. That’s where Super Focus v2 in Topaz Photo AI comes in. It is currently $30 off if you try it […]

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When & Why Do Photographers Use Compositing?

When & Why Do Photographers Use Compositing?

Compositing is one of the most powerful tools in a photographer’s creative arsenal. It allows you to go beyond what the camera sees and build a final image from multiple photos, layers, or elements. But when exactly should photographers use compositing—and why? Relevant note: there is a free webinar going on now with 7 Powerful […]

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Top 10 Ways to Earn Side Income as a Photographer

Top 10 Ways to Earn Side Income as a Photographer

Photography isn’t just a passion—it can be a helpful side income stream, too. Whether you’re looking to monetize your weekends or build a creative business over time, there are many ways to make money with your camera. Here are 10 strategies that photographers of all levels can use to supplement their income. Also thanks to […]

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Where and When to Photograph Cherry Blossoms

Where and When to Photograph Cherry Blossoms

I’m a little late to publish this this year—but the inspiration just hit. I was walking through my neighborhood here in California and spotted a cherry blossom tree in full bloom. It completely stopped me in my tracks. The soft petals, the light breeze, the way it caught the afternoon sun—it reminded me just how […]

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Nailing the Focal Point with Fast-Moving Subjects

Nailing the Focal Point with Fast-Moving Subjects

Capturing an image of a moving subject can be one of the most exciting yet challenging tasks for a photographer. Whether it’s a bustling crowd, a running animal, or a speeding vehicle, managing the focus in these situations can be tough. But with the right knowledge and techniques, it can be handled with ease. This […]

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