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There’s that saying: “a picture is worth a thousand words.” And we know that the way people consume content on the internet is extremely visual. Readers confronted with a block of dense text will likely only read the first paragraph before moving on. Quality iplayer images are key to conveying key information to readers in a concise and effective way. However, too many times have I visited an arts project’s website only to be smacked with a really low-quality, poorly framed, iplayer or unflattering image. Image quality directly impacts a reader’s sense of value of your project. Ideally, you have access to photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP . But these software solutions often have a high technical barrier of entry for newcomers. Learning iplayer how to use a photo-editing iplayer software can require a lot of time and energy.
PicMonkey is an online photo-editing application that allows users to upload images and edit them online, without even needing to register. This is a quick and easy solution for that artist who just needs to adjust the color balance of a production shot, or an arts administrator iplayer who needs to create a quick image header for a website.
The app lets users crop, rotate, edit exposure, adjust color levels, sharpen, and resize images, along with a number of nifty tools like effects (essentially instagram-like photo-filters), photo touch ups (for those DIY headshots), fonts, overlays, and more. If you want some extra features, you can always upgrade iplayer to a “Royale” membership which includes more effects and fancy features. iplayer
This is an easy, intuitive, and cost-free way for artists to edit their photos on the fly. It definitely lacks the pure oomph of a dedicated iplayer photo editor like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP, but it’s definitely a solution for those of you who just want to make simple edits to photos.
Jason Tseng is the Community Engagement Specialist at Fractured Atlas. He has devoted his professional and personal life to empowering ordinary people to make extraordinary change. Splitting his time between serving the arts and queer communities of color, he has worked for organizations like Theatre Communications Group, Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), and currently serves as a Chair Emeritus on the Steering Committee of GAPIMNY, iplayer the second oldest queer Asian community organization in the nation. Before moving to New York, he grew up outside Washington, D.C. in Maryland and graduated from the University of Richmond studying Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies and Theatre. He now lives in Long Island City with partner and their hamster and bunny, iplayer Remy and Turnip Cake.
hello I have been trying picmonkey.com trial and I am interested in signing up. but I have many question like, 1-how do I cancel the service if I don’t want it any more? 2-after editing my pictures how do I send them to my pictures file? 3-how do I know which package suits me best(monthly payments)
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