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My guest is an Imaging Training & Technical Support Manager at Datacolor; please welcome John Walrath. In this episode we discuss what monitor calibration is and the importance of it.
Color plays a major role in photography. It can enhance an already well-captured photo and vice versa. With that being said, how much do you know about digital color? I
Did you know you can create your own gradients and color swatches with Adobe Color? Do you have an Adobe account? Chances are you do — go to color.adobe.com and
I love photographing people with glasses, and it drives me nuts. Glasses are an easy prop to work with, and when you know how to photograph people with glasses, it’s
In this post, I’m going to dive into how men and women are wired differently when it comes to judging color. If you’ve ever found yourself in the paint store
With most of us stuck at home due to the Coronavirus outbreak, now’s a great time to dive into some personal projects. We hope you’ll join Jeremy Chan on Wednesday, March
If I told you that for the first five years of owning a camera I never calibrated my computer screen, you might have thought I was losing my mind. I
Before you begin to calibrate your monitor and your printer and adjust your images so you can create good prints, it is important to understand how the human eye sees
When you make a picture with a digital camera, even if the camera is set to black and white, it records the picture in color and then converts it to
In colors … In my part of the world (Australia) everywhere I go in stores, online, in magazines, etc., the IN color for home decorating is blue and cream (or
Dealing with complex still life scenes and compositions can be daunting, but it does not need to be impossible. Glass can be difficult to work with due to reflections and
I feel like this topic is one that can be debated from here to eternity. It’s a fun discussion where everyone is right. Which has more emotion, black and white
(Editor’s note: This is a guest article by Jeremy Chan, a Master Photographer/artist who is based in San Francisco, CA. Jeremy’s passion about fine art and creative has helped him
If you can make a terrific foundation, then you can be free to create. This is especially true regarding color. Great color allows you to make better black and whites
As I kept on playing with the Illuminati instruments incident and color light meter I’d been given a few weeks ago, I discovered that I love putting the color meter
White balance is always trying to pull a fast one on you and sneak by with the wrong color in your photographs. Here’s the case in point, today: It’s a
Portrait Retouching with Luminar is a three part series: Enhancing Eyes and Facial Features; Smoothing Skin, Sculpting the Face and Removing Blemishes; and Adding a Finishing Touch.
The Dehaze adjustment in Lightroom is able to dramatically improve the appearance of haze in a photo, but not without some potential side effects. In this quick tip, you’ll learn
A comment on one of my recent articles got me to thinking that I need to write some tips on how to make good looking photos on a grey day.
Category: Street Photograph: dizbin “pop will eat itself” While last week I showcased a great black and white, minimalist street photograph, this week couldn’t be any different. dizbin crates one
Since the beginning, everyone wanted color photographs. Images being black and white only was a chief complaint about photography. Initially, there were a few “successes”; Sir John Herschel was able
