Photo Eraser Tips

(Credit: Jeff Carlson) Your phone can store only so many photos. Even if it holds thousands of images, you'll be glad to have a backup should you misplace it. And cloud storage is cheap, convenient, and capacious. And especially for photos, an online service could do more than just warehouse your images. Many of the online photo services offer an effortless way to sync photos and then organize, share, and perhaps even edit them online. While none of the cloud-storage services offers a perfect combination of storage space, convenience, price and availability across platforms, each excels in different ways, so you should be able to find one that meets your needs. SEE:  How to Remove Text and Words from Photos 1. Adobe Creative Cloud If you subscribe to Adobe's Creative Cloud -- whether you have the focused photography plan that includes Lightroom CC and Photoshop or the entire collection of nearly 2 dozen apps -- you get access to Adobe Creative Cloud storage (downl

Since its creation in 2010, Instagram has been dominating millions of screens everywhere. Throughout the seven years, many things have changed, and with that standards have also increased. It’s definitely harder to build a brand nowadays compared to Instagram’s humble beginnings when there were fewer competitors. Currently, it’s harder to be original as we’ve all been tempted to follow the idea of someone else, whether it’s a pose or editing technique. Follow these hacks to boost your feed, and up your skills in the least amount of time. 1. Authenticity > Edited Perfection If editing out that breakout makes you feel more confident, go at it, but not everything needs Photoshop. We see celebrities called out all the time for it, and believe it or not, but most would rather see your relatable flaws than just another carefully edited photo. 2. Bright Photos Tend To Do Better Than The Opposite While there’s always beauty to nighttime photos, daytime pictures with