u/Empty-Parsnip-

Do you still manually remove people from the background of your photos?

I usually spend some time going through photos and manually editing people out from the background. Has anyone tried tools to instantly remove people from the background of photos? I have seen some apps (like Airbrush and others) have an AI feature to remove passersby - have you tried this type of thing or do you still prefer going in and removing people manually on photoshop?

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u/Empty-Parsnip- — 4 days ago

Did I save this photo taken in low lighting? after/before

I was with a friend and we ended up having a mini photoshoot in this stairwell. The photos had potential but would've been so much better with flash. I tried the Relight tool in airbrush and actually think it did an okay job? It looks pretty similar to the G7X flash photos I see everywhere. What do you think, is the quality good enough to post to IG?

u/Empty-Parsnip- — 8 days ago

I take way too many mirror selfies when putting outfits together and for IG etc, so over time I’ve picked up a few tips to improve my photos:

- Cleaning the phone camera lens first (everyone forgets this)

- Lowering brightness/exposure a tiny bit so outfits look richer and less washed out

- Slightly angling the mirror instead of the phone

- Removing mirror smudges digitally using airbrush mirror clean tool if I forgot to clean the mirror beforehand

do you have any tips for photographing outfits?

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u/Empty-Parsnip- — 16 days ago

I’ve been trying to level up my content recently without spending way more time editing, and these are the apps and specific tools I keep going back to:

- Airbrush: 'Mirror Clean' to remove smudges in mirror selfies, 'Remove Passerby' to erase people from the background of photos, 'Relight' to adjust lighting and make my photos look like they were taken with flash

- CapCut: experimenting with text templates and fonts to create a signature style

- Canva: background eraser, frames for mockups (put images into phone/laptop frames)

What are your favorite content creation hacks for 2026?

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u/Empty-Parsnip- — 23 days ago

I’ve been trying to level up my content recently without spending way more time editing, and these are the apps and specific tools I keep going back to:

- Airbrush: 'Mirror Clean' to remove smudges in mirror selfies, 'Remove Passerby' to erase people from the background of photos, 'Relight' to adjust lighting and make my photos look like they were taken with flash

- CapCut: experimenting with text templates and fonts to create a signature style

- Canva: background eraser, frames for mockups (put images into phone/laptop frames)

What are your favorite content creation hacks for 2026?

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u/Empty-Parsnip- — 24 days ago