What do you mean by taking pictures and refining negatives?

Photo thinning refers to the post-processing of photos taken by photographers or art designers in order to achieve more beautiful and perfect results. Negative refers to the carrier such as film and digital media used to store photos, and fine-tuning refers to operations such as retouching, repairing, adjusting and adding photos. By fine-tuning the negative, photos can better present the shooting theme and express the photographer's thoughts and intentions.

Fine-tuned negatives can greatly improve the quality and aesthetic feeling of photos and make them more artistic and appealing. Through the processing of negative film, the photos can be more vivid, vivid and delicate, and at the same time, the shortcomings such as inaccurate exposure and poor composition can be dealt with. Shooting refined negatives is another demonstration of the design concepts and creativity of photographers and graphic designers, and it also makes the audience feel the information to be conveyed by the shooting theme more truly.

Photographic intensive negatives are widely used in advertising, media, public relations, culture, art and other fields. In advertising and media, taking photos and refining negatives can make products better displayed and convey more vivid information to the audience. In the field of culture and art, fine photographic negatives can be used to express artistic forms such as times, cities, cultures and people, showing unique artistic innovation. In the fields of police affairs, publicity and education, photographic negatives can also be used to express typical cases and convey more real, detailed and concise information in various educational, publicity and demonstration occasions.