If you want to start over completely, select the Reset button. If you apply the Clarity tool to an area you didn’t want to, just click the Erase** icon and erase the effect from that portion of your image.
To get the same effect described above, go to Erase Mode, click the Invert Selection button, and select Keep. You can then adjust the Brush Strength to increase or decrease the amount of Clarity within these areas. Click the Inverse icon (the two overlapping squares), adjust the Brush Size and Brush Hardness, and use your cursor to paint the Clarity effect onto certain areas of your image. If there is only a certain part of your photo that you are wanting to add Clarity to, you can use the effect in Paint Mode for selective editing! Simply select the Paint Mode* tab (next to Adjust) in the Clarity tool’s menu. If you are wanting to apply Clarity in small increments, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to slide the cursor to the left or right and make micro adjustments. In the Edit menu on the left, select the Clarity tool and adjust the slider to enhance your photo. For even faster uploading, simply drag-and-drop your image into the interface and it will automatically appear. When you’re ready to try the Clarity tool for yourself, head to BeFunky’s Photo Editor and upload a photo by selecting a file from the Open tab.
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How To Use The Clarity Tool To Sharpen Image Details Too much image sharpening produces too much contrast, quickly leading to halo effects around objects and a grainy, pixelated texture to the entire photo. There are definitely some instances where adding contrast to the edges is appropriate, but it’s a tool that should be used sparingly. When you use a Sharpen tool, it works by adding contrast to the edges of objects within your frame, leaving most of the details in between alone. We’ll show you how! What Does The Clarity Tool Actually Do?Įven though typical image sharpeners and the Clarity tool have the same goal in common (to sharpen the details in your photo), there is a huge difference between sharpening a photo and adding Clarity to it. It’s a professional-grade tool you’ll want in your toolbox for making your images look oh-so-sharp, even when they looked like they couldn’t be rescued. Thankfully, when we reimagined the new BeFunky, we decided to create the most powerful, easy-to-use tool for bringing out your image details and depth without the look of an oversharpened photo! Get ready to meet the NEW Clarity tool for enhancing your images in just a few clicks. After all, no matter what type of photography you’re shooting, it’s essential to produce photos that have superb clarity and detail.Įven with the best cameras out there, the clarity in your photos can still be lacking under imperfect lighting conditions - so how do you rescue them? Oftentimes using too much image sharpening in post processing can make an image look grainy, cause halo effects, or simply make your photo look over-edited. When your photos look hazy and out of focus, it can be completely aggravating and make you feel like you’ve ruined a good session. Stuart earned Master of Science and Master of Philosophy degrees in the Cognitive Science program at Yale University, and has a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Fairfield University.We have all been there: arriving at home after having an amazing day shooting one of your favorite sessions, only to find that the photos you took don’t look as sharp as you thought they were. McGuigan brings over 33 year of industry background including experience as Senior Vice President and CIO of CVS Caremark, Senior Vice President and CIO of Liberty Mutual, and Senior Vice President of Information Services for Medco Health Solutions. At J&J, Stuart established a global Data Science capability. Stuart joined the Department of State from Johnson & Johnson where he was responsible for global Information Technology strategy and operations for an organization with 130,000 employees at over 170 overseas and domestic locations. During his tenure, the Department was able to provide all staff to cloud-based resources, supporting the move from less than 10% to 90+% telework to handle the COVID crisis. As Chief Information Officer, he established technology strategic direction and provided oversight for $ 2.4B of technology programs across the Department. Most recently, Stuart was the Chief Information Officer U.S. Advisor & Member of Commercial Advisory Council
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