Using Lightroom Point Color in masks
Did you know you can use Lightrooms‘ Point Color in masks? In a recent Lightroom Classic update (V.13), Adobe added Point Color. This incredible new
Did you know you can use Lightrooms‘ Point Color in masks? In a recent Lightroom Classic update (V.13), Adobe added Point Color. This incredible new
Adobe has made it easy to select people in Lightroom and Adobe Camera RAW. The Masking Panel helps you achieve precise editing, quickly adjusting skin,
Photoshop has numerous ways to create selections and some of them are easier than you think! Learn how to create simple automatic selections to make
Like pretty much everyone else, I was super keen to play with the new and improved masking tools for Adobe Lightroom Classic announced recently (it’s
The iPhone can capture in Portrait Mode with a Depth Map. But did you know Photoshop or Lightroom can now see that data? Learn about
Covid-19 is making all sorts of things difficult including couples portraits. But if you’re willing to take a break from standard portraits and get into
Luminar 2018 has some very cool filters. In this article, I’ll show you how I use the Sunrays filter with my drone photographs and how
When using textures to enhance your photos in Photoshop, blending is how you reveal your image below the texture layer or tell the texture layer
Welcome to Part 3 of this series. You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here. In this article I’ll show you how to:
Welcome to part two of this series. You can find Part 1 here. In this article, I’ll show you two ways to use the Brush and Masking to apply the
Filter masks in Luminar 2018 give you the ability to use the filters beyond just applying them to the entire image. This gives you flexibility
For this composite, my goal was to produce a version of my galloping wild horses image that looks like it’s been drawn and woodburned onto an old board. Not sure why, I just thought it would look cool, the inspiration behind many my composites. Having an idea of what you want to make before you start usually produces the best results. But, don’t be so in love with your idea you can’t change as you create your composite.
At this point, I have my horse picture processed and saved as a high resolution TIF file, and have found a nice wood texture I want to use as the background texture. Ideally you want these texture files to be high-resolution also, so that you can print your finished piece later. Using a 400 pixel wide texture will result in a blurry grainy mess, it’s too small to print it big later.