This morning, Adobe announced a big update to Photoshop on the iPad, focusing on one-tap tools that help you adjust photos in an instant. Here’s what’s new: Content Aware Fill One of the landmark features for Photoshop, Content Aware Fill, is now available on the iPad. This easy one-tap step
After a wait of over five years, Instagram finally brought back a chronological feed option. Photographers and other Instagram users have been clamoring for this since it was first removed. While I applaud Instagram for listening to its users (it only took five years), there are still a few things
Capture One has revealed the vision of how its ecosystem of products — Capture One Pro desktop, Capture One Live and Capture One for iPad — will offer a highly efficient, collaborative workflow from shoot to delivery with creative freedom and flexibility across multiple devices. It also marks the beginning
On Tuesday, Adobe released an update for Photoshop on the iPad, which adds two new tools — Smudge and Sponge. The Smudge tool lets you “create the effect of a finger running through wet paint,” letting users smudge lines, blend colors and more. To use this, tap the Adjustment tools
For a lot of new photographers, Photoshop can seem intimidating. The application has been around since 1990, and it has every tool you can think of. But recent efforts have started to make Photoshop more approachable, through AI tools that help to speed up and make a workflow easier. I
In advance of today’s Adobe MAX announcements, I got a first look at the new Camera Raw on iPad. Built into Photoshop on iPad, Camera Raw lets you open and develop RAW photos, and then bring them into Photoshop either as a Layer or Smart Object. How the iPad Edit
With Apple’s fall event officially taking place on September 14, 2021, iOS 15 should be out before you know it! With the upgraded Memories feature in the Photos app, you can take your special moments to a whole new level, providing you with dramatic, movie-like scenes that you can share
This morning, Adobe announced updates to Photoshop for desktop and on the iPad. The desktop version features updates to the software’s Sky Replacement technology along with a few other small improvements. Over on the iPad, Photoshop sees the addition of the Healing Brush and Magic Wand tools. Additionally, Adobe announced
This lesson is more so about composition. Composition is a big word for kids. I like to explain the rule of thirds to my kids as the place they position things in their photos. Sometimes it is not best to place your main subject in the center of your image;
I am a self-portrait photographer, meaning my kids are constantly seeing me take creative fun images of myself. Whether I’m splattered in blacklight paint or rocking a crazy makeup look, my kids see it all. Mostly because I am shooting at home, in my living room. They started to ask
With kids being required to use technology more and more each day, whether it be for a class, turning in an assignment or just entertainment. I feel like it’s becoming harder and harder to teach kids that photography is an art form. And a powerful one at that. Through photography,
This morning, Adobe announced the addition of the Refine Edge Brush and Rotate Canvas option to version 1.6 of Photoshop on the iPad. Refine Edge Brush The Refine Edge Brush allows photographers to precisely refine the border area of selections and brush over soft areas like hair and fur to
