This allows your clients the ability to leave messages on albums and photos. Essentially making your life easier as you can edit photos quicker for your clients.
Integrate
If you have a website without a proofing system in place, then this feature is for you. Vhoto Integrate means you can now sell photos through your own website.
Photo Defence
Defence is Vhoto’s personal security system, this protects photographs by a simple watermark. We also encrypt your photos so they cant be saved to a hard drive and viewed.
Themes
Choose from one of our themes or simply create your own. This feature allows you to choose the layout and colours etc that suit your style of photography.
Vault
If an album is not needed, place it into Vault. This keeps it online, so if your client wants to order more prints at a later date, you can simply make it visibe and they can order.
Lightbox
Lightbox is there to give your clients stress free ordering. They can simply create a lightbox, add as many photos as they like and then use this as their shopping cart.
As a photographer you could take photos of many subjects. This could be anything from weddings, portraits and events to marathons and motorsport. We know how hard you work on getting the right shot, which is why selling your photos with Vhoto is easy.
Upload Photos
Simply create an album, choose the category you would like the album to go into such as weddings and portraits etc. Make the album personal by enabling services you offer. Now decide how private you want the album to be and start uploading.
Sell Photos
Once you have uploaded the photos for you chosen event, you can start selling them. When the album has finished uploading, there is an option for you to send the album via email direct to everyone involved with that event, giving your photos maximum exposure.
Panoramamic photographs can work for many occasions such as weddings, landscapes, event photographs etc. The following link shows you how to create various panoramas
and add a selection of effects to them http://www.panoguide.com/howto/
Posted by Jake Brown
Giving your images a diffuse glow with Photoshop is a combination of blurs, layer blend modes, and blending techniques. Rather than blurring the entire image, we instead add a halo to a desired range of tones. Please follow the link for more information http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/glow
Posted by Jason Mayo