Photo Editing Tips with Intel AIO #2

For my second editing photography tips post I thought I'd share how I quickly edit photos and brighten them up using my Intel AIO.  I also used Photoshop & Illustrator for the fonts on this photo and showed what I like to do on those 2 programs. 

Using Lightroom, I like to first deal  with the exposure and contrast of the photo.   

I love using the touch screen on the Intel AIO.

I then like to mess with the shadows and whites depending on what the photos needs.  And also depending on the white balance of the photo I will change the temperature of the photo. With these 2 steps, you can brighten your photo and make it looked finished super quick! 

Illustrator is one of my favorite programs, I never get to use it as much as I'd like to but when I can I like to mess with handwritten font.  Using the touch screen on the Intel AIO, I easily wrote out Carcassonne for my France post, from there I drag that font over to my photo on Photoshop.

And to finish my photo, I brought it up on Photoshop.
I first dragged my handwritten font over from Illustrator and then brought up the text box and finished the photo with the text. I used the on-screen keyboard on the Intel AIO desktop as shown in the photo.

I hope you enjoyed these photography tips with Intel AIO! I'll post my Carcassonne, France photos up soon, I'm excited to share our experiences in France!

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