<prompt> Etsa papiso ho hlalosa mokhoa oa ho hlophisa lifotonan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create an analogy to explain the process of photo editing . Response in English: Photo editing could be compared to the process of an artist painting a portrait. Just as an artist would start by roughly painting the subject onto a blank canvas, a photographer first captures the raw, untouched image in the camera. After the initial painting, the artist may then use various tools and techniques to add more details, enhance colors, adjust lighting, and manipulate the image to create the desired artistic effects. In the same way, a photographer uses photo editing software to adjust and manipulate the image captured by the camera, in order to achieve the desired result. Just as the artists final painting is a product of their artistic vision and skillful use of tools, the final photo is a result of the photographers vision and their skillful use of photo editing techniques. . Response in Sesotho: Ho hlophisa lifoto ho ka bapisoa le mokhoa oa ho penta setšoantšo. Feela joalokaha moetsi oa litšoantšo a ne a ka qala ka ho penta taba eo holima seile e se nang letho, motho ea nkang lifoto o qala ka ho nka setšoantšo sa khamera se sa hlajoang, se sa kang sa angoa. Ka mora ho penta ka lekhetlo la pele, moetsi oa litšoantšo a ka sebelisa lisebelisoa le mekhoa e fapaneng ho eketsa lintlha tse ling, ho ntlafatsa mebala, ho lokisa mabone le ho fetola setšoantšo ho etsa litšoantšo tse lakatsehang. Ka mokhoa o tsoanang, motho ea nkang lifoto o sebelisa software ea ho hlophisa lifoto ho fetola le ho laola setšoantšo se nkiloeng ke khamera, e le hore a fumane sephetho se lakatsehang. Feela joalokaha setšoantšo sa ho qetela sa moetsi oa litšoantšo e le sehlahisoa sa pono ea bona ea bonono le tšebeliso e bohlale ea lisebelisoa, foto ea ho qetela ke phello ea pono ea motšoantšisi le tšebeliso ea bona e bohlale ea mekhoa ea ho hlophisa lifoto. 