A Timeline of 25 Years of Photoshop
Rich Harrington
A lot has happened in 25 years. Here’s a great look at some of the key moments in digital imaging history. Click to open the image and click again to
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Photoshop is 25 Years Old Today
Rich Harrington
Today makes 25 years with Adobe Photoshop…. quite a feat if you think about all the ways the tool has affected the media landscape. From photographers and designers to architects
Celebrate Your Brand with Slideshows
Lisa Robinson
As a business owner, I’m constantly trying to think of ways to get my brand out into the view of my clients & potential clients. I want to deliver my
Photofocus Q & A Podcast with Nicole S. Young — February 15, 2015
Rich Harrington
Thanks for all the great questions you’ve been sending in to the Photofocus podcast. This week we’re joined by guru and Photofocus contributor Nicole S. Young (nicolesy). Rich and Nicole
Cull: Remove Dupes and Bad Media
Doug Daulton
Consolidation gathered everything together. Conformation added both order and context while identifying possible duplicates within it. Now, act on this information and begin to cull the repository of duplicate data and media you do not need to process.
Photofocus Q & A Podcast with Abba Shapiro + Ray Roman & Matt Thompson — February 5, 2015
Rich Harrington
Thanks for all the great questions you’ve been sending in to the Photofocus podcast. This week is a two part show. First up, Rich Harrington catches up with photographer and
DAM Foundations
Doug Daulton
Cleaning up a mismanaged media archive is no small task. Doing it well will take time and effort. Before getting started, there are a few things to consider and several decisions to make to establish a sound Digital Asset Management (DAM) strategy.
Correcting Color-Fringe in Adobe Camera Raw
Mark Morrow
When shooting in high-contrast light, all photographers are faced with the unnatural color-shift of chromatic aberration, and likely well-acquainted with the notorious green or purple fringe lining the edges of
Upright! Perspective Correction in Lightroom 5
Kevin Ames
What is Upright? The Upright feature in Lightroom 5 is a great set of easy-to-use tools for correcting perspective (you know, those pesky converging lines that happen when when the
Shooting with the Nikon D750
Nick Minore
Although I love shooting with the D810, I was really excited when I received a D750 to review from my friends at Hunts Photo. For a while now, theres been
Tamara Lackey and Bill Fortney | Photofocus Podcast 11/15/14
Rich Harrington
This week’s podcast interviews photographers Tamara Lackey about travel photography Then, we catch up with Bill Fortney to talk postproduction. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/177094608″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”175″ iframe=”true” /] Get the show
Zeroing Out Your Camera
Vanelli
Have you ever finished a shoot only to find your ISO was set too high or panic because you weren’t sure which camera setting was messing up your shot? Taking a few minutes zeroing out your camera after a shoot will prevent lost images and reduce frustration.
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