Blurriness: Keep your photo sharp and in focus.
Overexposure: Avoid overly bright, washed-out areas in your image.
Underexposure: Ensure your photo isn't too dark, with important details lost in shadows.
Noise: Minimize digital noise, which can make your photo look grainy.
Distortion: Avoid lens distortions like barrel or pincushion distortion.
Red-eye: Correct red-eye in portraits caused by camera flash.
Chromatic Aberration: Address color fringing or aberration around high-contrast edges.
Poor Composition: Ensure elements are well-framed and balanced within the photo.
Distracting Backgrounds: Keep backgrounds clean and uncluttered.
Unwanted Reflections: Minimize glare and reflections on shiny surfaces.
Lens Flare: Avoid unwanted light flares caused by bright light sources.
Subject Cut-off: Ensure your subject is fully within the frame.
Unwanted Objects: Remove or avoid distracting elements in the background.
Poor Framing: Be mindful of cutting off body parts or important elements.
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