The weekend is a great time to get organized. Here’s a quick tip for Apple iPhoto users. Learn how to add your photos to a Smart Album automatically using parameters like ratings, keywords, locations, or even facial recognition profiles. This
Adobe is preparing to release a new version of Adobe Camera Raw (version 8.2 to be exact). Whether you use Photoshop or Lightroom, this matters as it changes the foundation of both apps. Adobe has a sneak peek of the
If youre in the market for a new camera, it often seems like the number one criteria is megapixels. Im not saying that this is right, but it’s the one of the few criteria that camera makers think that their
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Rich Harrington has a very special guest on this week’s show. We’re joined by Bryan O’Neil Hughes from Adobe. He’s the Senior Product Manager for Adobe Photoshop and works on many of the projects that Adobe builds for photographers. What
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/70253905 w=640&h=360] You can also get the video here https://vimeo.com/70253905 If you want to save GPS data to your images but don’t have a GPS device or camera that will automatically embed GPS data to your images, then why
You’ve probably heard Scott Bourne insist that all camera owners should read their camera manual from cover to cover. While I agree with his opinion that this is the best way to learn about your investment in gear, it isn’t
One of my favorite times of year (it happens twice) is Photoshop World. Very soon in Las Vegas you can attend this great event to learn more about Photoshop, Lightroom, Photography, and Design. Both Scott and I will be speaking
Greater depth of field. It’s a quest for many shooters, to be able to achieve critical focus for a subject. One technique to achieve this is focus stacking, which allows you to take a series of photos captured with different
If you’re a Mac user, two new camera updates have recently shipped. OS X Mountain Lion provides system-level support for digital camera RAW formats. In order to use these files, you can access them through Aperture or iPhoto on your
One post-processing question that pops up from time-to-time is how to get a “soft” look when post-processing your images. To create this look there are just two settings and adjustments you’ll want to really focus on: Curves and Split Toning.
If youre in the market for a new camera, it often seems like the number one criteria is megapixels. Im not saying that this is right, but it’s the one of the few criteria that camera makers think that their
[blip.tv http://blip.tv/play/hocKg5P3dQI.x?p=1 width=”640″ height=”400″] Related articles Want Total Control? Run Camera Raw as a Filter in Photoshop Creating Dramatic Vignettes in Post An Insider’s Look at Adobe Photoshop – Photofocus Podcast with Guest Bryan O’Neil Hughes ______
Rich Harrington has a very special guest on this week’s show. We’re joined by Bryan O’Neil Hughes from Adobe. He’s the Senior Product Manager for Adobe Photoshop and works on many of the projects that Adobe builds for photographers. What
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/70253905 w=640&h=360] You can also get the video here https://vimeo.com/70253905 If you want to save GPS data to your images but don’t have a GPS device or camera that will automatically embed GPS data to your images, then why
You’ve probably heard Scott Bourne insist that all camera owners should read their camera manual from cover to cover. While I agree with his opinion that this is the best way to learn about your investment in gear, it isn’t
One of my favorite times of year (it happens twice) is Photoshop World. Very soon in Las Vegas you can attend this great event to learn more about Photoshop, Lightroom, Photography, and Design. Both Scott and I will be speaking
Greater depth of field. It’s a quest for many shooters, to be able to achieve critical focus for a subject. One technique to achieve this is focus stacking, which allows you to take a series of photos captured with different
If you’re a Mac user, two new camera updates have recently shipped. OS X Mountain Lion provides system-level support for digital camera RAW formats. In order to use these files, you can access them through Aperture or iPhoto on your
One post-processing question that pops up from time-to-time is how to get a “soft” look when post-processing your images. To create this look there are just two settings and adjustments you’ll want to really focus on: Curves and Split Toning.
You can also see the video here. Learn how to merge handheld panos and remove all distortion from the shot with Adobe Photoshop. The Photomerge feature in Photoshop is very forgiving of uneven shots, varying overlap, and even exposure changes.
I wanted to make a photograph of a car that looked like it had been shot in one of those fancy studios with the enormous soft boxes, but I had to do it on the grass at the fair grounds.
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