Light trails from passing cars are among the most striking nighttime subjects. But on busy roads and city intersections, a single long exposure is often not enough. In this article, I show you how to combine multiple shots into one impressive image in Zoner Studio, remove unwanted distractions, and gain full control over the final result.  

You can easily create this striking two-tone background in Zoner Studio using simple masking. This technique works well for portrait and product photography and when preparing visual materials or profile photos for your website and social media.  

Digital photos are technically precise—sharp, high-contrast, and color-accurate. But it’s often this very precision that can make them feel a bit sterile. The analog look, inspired by 35mm film and classic cinema, is based on softness, imperfections, and a strong sense of mood. The good news is you can easily recreate this look in Zoner Studio.  

With fast masking in the Develop module, it’s easy to apply several masks to a single photo. This is especially useful for landscapes, but it also works well for portraits, interiors, and many other genres. By combining multiple masks, you can achieve a much more striking effect in your photos and bring otherwise ordinary shots to life. 

Fall landscapes can be breathtaking in person, but they often lose some of their color and atmosphere in photos. Fortunately, a few targeted adjustments in Zoner Studio are all it takes to restore warm tones, enhance detail, and bring back that magical fall haze. Here are six techniques that can transform your fall photos in seconds. 

Do you shoot landscapes but find the sky is either blown out or hidden in shadows? The solution is HDR—merging multiple exposures into one balanced photo. In this article, I show you how to easily create HDR images in Zoner Studio, when exposure blending makes sense, and when tone mapping is the better option. I also share tips for taking the right source photos.   

When you watch a good movie, you probably notice more than just the story. If you’re a photographer, chances are you’re drawn to the film’s color style too. You might wonder how the filmmakers achieved that look and whether you can do something similar with your photos. Color editing can enhance the mood of a photo and draw the viewer into its story, just like in a movie. With the right adjustments, you can give your photos the same atmosphere as your favorite movies!  

Add some sunshine and atmosphere to your photos. In this article, we’ll walk you through step-by-step instructions for easily creating a realistic sun effect in Zoner Studio. You can do

Local adjustments in Zoner Photo Studio X just got smarter. With AI Masks, you can select the main subject, background, or sky with one click. Then, fine-tune them with complete precision. Combine masks, refine details, and let AI handle the heavy lifting. See how these new tools simplify your workflow!

Photo editing in Zoner Photo Studio X is about more than just enhancing the details of your photo. It’s also a great opportunity to let your creativity shine. Give your New Year’s photos some pizzazz using the Sabattier Effect. This photo editing technique, also known as solarization, dates back to the era of film photography. It is one of the oldest and most unique photography effects.