Sometimes, the best way to get better at editing photos is to familiarize yourself with the software you’re using. For today, it’s about how to quickly fix boring food photography using Adobe Photoshop. Knowing which adjustments and techniques are available to will allow you to transform any food photo into
I attended a pre-con class with Judy Reinford at Texas School of Photography before I taught my week-long class there. It was amazing! Judy is an Equine and Pet Photographer, educator, and national speaker. Her class combined on site equine image capture and classroom instruction. Learn more about Judy’s classes
Adobe added Generative Fill to Photoshop (Beta) for desktop this week. I had a play with how this new addition to Photoshop’s capabilities functions with a few quick explorations. If your computer can run it, then the Generative Fill tool in Photoshop (Beta) gives you a way to integrate AI
Sometimes you just gotta save an image. Working in bad lighting with a moving subject that doesn’t repeat behavior on command is one of those situations. NOTE: Shake Reduction was removed in Photoshop 23.3; it no longer works with newer architecture, according to Adobe. But if you haven’t upgraded yet,
We all want to improve. When we are starting out, improvement can be hard work. But, sometimes we make it harder than it is. We get caught up in what we see and hear in the industry. Use this technique, use that software, this app is the best, etc. The
Adobe has been hard at work trying to create mobile editing experiences for photographers on the go; maybe Photoshop Express and its new updates will make the mobile software a viable option. Being able to edit our images on devices like iPads, iPhones and other mobile devices isn’t anything new.
