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Chromatic aberration is a lens defect where different colors of light focus at slightly different points, leaving colo… Read more
Color harmony is the practice of choosing colors that look pleasing together because they hold a specific, predictable… Read more
Sepia is that warm, reddish-brown tint you see on old photographs, the color of faded family portraits and cowboy-era … Read more
Bokeh (pronounced "boh-keh") is the soft, dreamy blur you see in the out-of-focus parts of a photo, especially the way… Read more
The core difference is simple: vector images are made of math (points, lines, and curves) so they scale to any size wi… Read more
Lens distortion is a warping of straight lines in a photo caused by the shape of your camera lens, and lens distortion… Read more
Posterization is an image processing technique that reduces the number of tones or colors in a photo down to a small, … Read more
Image sharpening is a post-processing technique that increases the perceived contrast along edges in a photo, making d… Read more
Brightness and exposure are not the same thing, even though they both affect how light or dark your image looks. Expos… Read more
White balance correction is the process of adjusting a photo so that colors look natural under the lighting conditions… Read more
Color spaces are standardized systems that define exactly which colors a device, file, or display can represent. When … Read more
Image bit depth controls how many distinct color values each pixel in your image can hold. An 8-bit image gives you 25… Read more
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