Digital Photography:
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Articles by Lindsay Adler
Photo Impressionism Using Photoshop - Part 1
Learn from Lindsay Adler how to create an impressionistic montage using Photoshop tools--it's easy--it's fun.
Photo Impressionism Using Photoshop - Part 2
Learn from Lindsay
Adler how to create another impressionistic effect using Photoshop tools--make a new
photo look old and worn.
Articles by Jim Austin
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Crazy Creatures
in Photoshop
- Jim Austin shows us how.
Dreamscapes
A photo essay by Jim Austin.
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Photoshop Posters and Murals
- Jim Austin demonstrates the use of Photoshop to create very large
images. See how it's done.
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Digital Thinking in the Dry Tortugas:
- Establishing a workflow for your travel photography will help you
bring back better pictures from your travels. By Jim Austin
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PhotoShopping: Soft Focus Filters
- A short Photoshop tip from Jim Austin
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Dancing with Dolphins
- Jim Austin talks about a recent experience with dolphins and how "Photoshopping"
helped create images that captured that experience.
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Your Brain on Photoshop(R)
- Seven principles can help us escape imagery that
is thoughtless and pictures we have done before.
This is your brain
on Photoshop. Read this
article by Jim Austin.
  Digital
Time:
Take
a Clickin’
and Keep on Tickin’ How does time affect you, as a photographer, as well as your
photography. A look at time, by Jim
Austin. Read all about it.

HDR For the Love of Light: Vision From Nine photographers. PART 1:
What is HDR photography? Why High Dynamic Range?
How do I Make an HDR Image? Check this
article out by Jim Austin.
The
Beauty of Black-and-White HDR:
HDR, For
the Love of Light: Part 3
Part
3 of Jim Austin's series on High Dynamic Range Imaging.
Check it out.

How to Take High Dynamic Range Photographs:
A Complete Visual, Step-by-step Lesson for the Latest Photo Imaging
Technique from Jim Austin.

What
HDR
Really
Stands For:
How to Depict Reality
Learn
the 5 key advantages to using High Dynamic Range photography from Jim Austin.
Photoshop Master Class: Magic Light for Nature Lovers
Learn how from Jim Austin -
enjoy crafting a dynamic portrait using Photomatrix Pro.
Light of Dei: Exploring the Light Devine
Jim Austin puts a
fire of light under your photographic imagination!
Master Photoshop Class: Bridge Over Troubled Copyright
Learn from Jim Austin how to add a copyright to your photos while downloading from your camera using Photoshop CS4 and Adobe Bridge.
Symphony in a Moment: HDR Nature Photography from Eight Maestros
Jim Austin introduces us to Trey Ratcliff, Chris Tarnawski, Joe Dejesus, Rodel Manabat, James Neeley, Giuseppe Parisi, Daniel Cheong & André Leopold--the instrumentalists of beautiful HDR photography.
Fall: Photoshop Tips for Leaves
Jim Austin shows you various ways to enhance your fall leaf photos.
Photoshop Master Class: Bullet of Faith
Jim Austin's photographic idea--a merger of a photo, a thought & Photoshop.
Sea for Yourself: Immerse Yourself in Aquarium Photography
Learn from Jim Austin how to capture great photos of the fish behind the glass.
Mastering the Craft: Lightroom
Jim Austin teaches you how to make a
subject in your photo "pop out" from the background in this Brush Blur Tutorial.
Mastering the Craft: Lightroom
Learn from Jim Austin how to quickly turn your colored photos into dramatic high contrast black and white images.
Climbing Everest, a Digital Classic is Born, Because It's There!
Jim Austin merges a classic 1910 Vest
Pocket Kodak camera to a 2010 Canon D7 digital SLR camera.
Find out how and see the image results.
Direct Your Own Photo Show--Windows Live Movie Maker
Learn from Jim Austin how to create your own photo movie. Just follow 8 easy steps.
Digital
Camera Solutions. By Gregory Georges (reprinted with permission)
Six Easy Steps for Buying the Right
Digital Camera for You
- Excerpted from Digital
Camera Solutions. By Gregory Georges
Six Easy Steps for Buying the Right
Scanner for You
- Excerpted from Digital
Camera Solutions. By Gregory Georges
Tips
for Storing and Managing Image Files
- Excerpted from Digital
Camera Solutions. By Gregory Georges
Image
Projects for Kids
- Excerpted from Digital
Camera Solutions. By Gregory Georges
A
"Starter Set" of 15 Digital Imaging Techniques
- Here is a selection of ideas to start your own collection of photos
for your own digital projects. Excerpted from Digital
Camera Solutions. By Gregory Georges
Articles
by Michael Fulks
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Creating
an Infrared Effect from Color Images using Photoshop(tm)
Creating infrared-like images from normal color images is easy using
Photoshop. Michael Fulks shows us how.

Performing Edge Burns in Photoshop 7.0
Edge burns can greatly enhance your
images. See how to do this traditional darkroom technique in Photoshop.
By Michael Fulks
Variation to Edge Burns with Burning and Dodging using
Photoshop Elements
Second in a series of Photoshop Elements tutorials.
Find
out how to do it.
Applying an Edge Burn using Photoshop Elements
A How-to article by Michael Fulks.
Find
out how to do it.
Creating a Selective Blur in Photoshop Elements
Another Photoshop Elements how-to by Michael Fulks.
Find
out how to do it.
 
Converting a Color Image to BW in Photoshop Elements
Here is another Photoshop Elements tutorial by
Michael Fulks. Learn how you can do it.
 Making the Most of
Exposure, Digitally
Clipping, Banding, and
Combing: What does that mean? Find out
in this article by Michael Fulks.

The Histogram
Michael Fulks discusses the
important use and function of the Histogram. Learn to use this feature on your
digital camera and
you'll capture perfectly exposed photos.
Abe Rafig's Tips &
Tricks
Hands-on
evaluation of Genuine Fractals 2 Vs. Photoshop 5.5 bicubic up sampling
Photo Art Lesson #1:
Recreating
an image half photograph - half painting
Photo Art Lesson #2:
A
visual guide to creating a black & white image from a color slide
Photo Art Lesson #3:
Faded Edges
Photo Art Lesson 4:
Selective
Focus
Photo Art Lesson #5:
Complex masking for layer interaction.
Photo Art lesson #6: Imitating
feel and mode of monochrome infrared photography.
Photo Art lesson #7:Creating
Snow
Carl Volk's Photoshop Tips
Modifying Color
with Intelligent Auto-Selection
Digitally
Hand-Coloring Black & White Photos
Creating
Vignettes
Seamless Selection
Outlining a Woman in Photoshop
Creating
Duotones for Printing and Web Pages
Changing
Backgrounds and Adding Shadows
Adjusting
Curves
Correcting
Flash
Fall Off
Turning Color into
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Articles
by John Watts
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Photofinishing with Photoshop: Introduction to Photoshop
Take your image from good to very good by using simple Photoshop tools
- learn how from John Watts.
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Photofinishing with Photoshop: Introduction to Contrast & Color
Learn from John Watts how to refine the contrast & color in your photos by using Photoshop "tools".
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Photofinishing with Photoshop: Curves Adjustment Layer - Part I
Learn from John
Watts how to control the color and contrast in your photos by using Curves.
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Photofinishing with Photoshop: Curves Adjustment Layer - Part 2
Continue with John
Watts and learn how to adjust the brightness, contrast and color of your photos by using Curves.
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Working with RAW Images in Photoshop
Learn from John Watts how to work with Adobe's Camera RAW Plug-in and create stunning images.
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A Better Way to Sharpen in Photoshop - Part 1
Learn from John Watts
the steps to sharpening your images in Photoshop without over-sharpening.
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A Better Way to Sharpen in Photoshop - Part 2
Learn from John Watts a second way to sharpen your images in Photoshop using the High-Pass Filter.
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The Power of Adjustment Layers in Photoshop
John Watts continues to teach us how to use the tools of Photoshop--learn about the Layers Palette.
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Working with Palettes/Panels in Photoshop
John Watts
will get you started in how to set up a proper workspace in your Photoshop desktop.
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Photoshop Layer Masks: Thinking "Inside" the Layer Mask
Thumbnail Box
John Watts continues teaching you Photoshop techniques. Learn the purpose
of a Layer Mask and how to work with it.
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The "Levels" Adjustment Layer in Photoshop
John Watts uses Photoshop tools--learn how to make photo contrast & color corrections
and how to use White & Black Point Clipping to enhance your images.
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Digital Imaging Backup Strategies
When did you last backup your photo files? Did you say
to yourself, "I'll get to it!"?
John Watts reminds us of the importance of protecting those files from being
lost forever.
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The "Hue-Saturation" Adjustment Layer in Photoshop
Learn from John Watts how to correct contrast & color by
using the hue-saturation tools in Photoshop.
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Working
with "Bridge" in Photoshop
You'll learn about the most useful features of the Adobe Bridge program from John Watts--how to organize, browse, locate and edit your photo files.
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Photoshop & Color Management - Part 1
Do you see nice color on your monitor, but not so nice color when you print?
Don't despair, John Watts will teach you how to get your monitor and printer
working in
sync.
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Photoshop & Color Management - Part 2
Learn from John Watts how to maintain your desktop environment and Soft
Proof using Photoshop.
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Using Selections in Photoshop: Tools & Techniques
Learn the purpose, how the tools work and an explanation of selection features from John Watts.
Learn how to make corrections in photo contrast, sharpening and color.
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Using Selections in Photoshop: The Magic Wand Tool & Lasso Tool
Learn more from John Watts about these easy to use selection tools. Learn their purpose, where to find them and how these Photoshop tools work.
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Using Selections in Photoshop: Gaussian Blur & Refine Edge
The adjustments to your selected areas of your image have
been completed. Now learn from John Watts how to smooth and
soften the edges of those selected areas to help blend them
in with the overall image.
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The Clone Stamp Tool in Photoshop
Is there something in your image that just needs to go away
in order to make it stunning? John Watts teaches you how to remove an unwanted portion of or a defect in your image.

The Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop
Is there something in your image that just needs to go away
in order to make it stunning? John Watts continues with a tutorial on
how you can blend imperfections in your images.

Working with Bridge in Photoshop
Learn from John Watts the most useful photography features
of the Adobe Bridge stand-along program--a program designed so you can
organize, browse, locate, and edit your image files.

Basic Photoshop Concepts & Controls Review
Learn the basic concepts and controls that you should know to get the most out of using Photoshop
and revisit all of John Watts past Photoshop tutorials.

Cropping & Resizing Your Image in Photoshop
Learn the basic Photoshop tools and techniques used to crop and resize your images in John Watts Photoshop tutorial--there more to it than you may think.

Photoshop: The Adjustment & Masks Panels
These two Photoshop panels will add speed and versatility to
your image editing workflow. John Watts will show you where
to find them and explain some of their functions.

Photoshop: The Navigator and History Panels
Learn from John Watts how to easily "navigate" around your enlarged images
and learn about working with the "History States" performed
on your image files.

Photoshop: Setting Up Your Workspace with Panels
John Watts continues his series by helping you create a
functional Photoshop area in which to work. Learn which Panels would be essential for your workspace.
Photoshop: The Tools Panel and the Color Picker
John Watts continues with his Photoshop series. Learn the
basic purpose of and how to utilize the Tools Panel and Color Picker.
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Other
Computer Generated Imagery: Is It Photography?
- Dale O'dell, an
accomplished digital artist and photographer, gives us his
impression.
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Shooting in the Dark
- The challenges and rewards of low-light digital imaging
by Mary De Haven.
Color Management and
Photoshop 5
- Color management is now easier and more useful with
Photoshop 5.n. Here's how it works, by John Dudak.
Editorial
- Is Digital Imaging Different from Photography? By Don
Althaus.
"What's a Megapixel, and Why
Should I Care?"
- George Schaub discusses the importance of resolution
and digital cameras.

Systematic Color
Correction in Adobe Photoshop
- Mike Goldstein discusses a systematic
way to improve any image, whether it came from a digital camera, a scanner, a
Photo CD, or a Picture CD.

The Photographer's Photoshop
- Parts 1and 2. How to use Adobe's Photoshop to improve your photos, by Mike
Goldstein.
10 Most
Needed
Accessories:
- Start the Digicam Experience Right With These
Essential Tools. By Rick Martinez
Killing Artifacts
- What You Should Know About "Lossy
Compression" by Dan Reid.

Digital Printing of Black and White Images: A Host of
Options
- By working with various ink mixes
that can be attained by using the Duotone dialog box in Adobe Photoshop
and similar image manipulation software, the digital print maker can attain
virtually any image color in a "black and white" print he or she
desires, by George Schaub
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Step-by-Step RGB Image Correction in Photoshop
- Here's an easy to follow step-by-step procedure to help you get what
you expect from a digital image. by Michael Goldstein
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Round
Negatives
- Saving your precious digital images to
something safe and long lasting is the concern of all digital
photographers. Steve Traudt gives us some tips about using CD-R to
archive our images. See his suggestions.
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Digital
Infrared Photography Made Easy
- Infrared photography is not just in the domain of film photographers
any more. Many digital cameras are capable of recording IR light and
producing images similar to those of film. You just need to establish
the correct workflow. Here's how to do it, by Dale O'Dell.
 
White Balance and Color Temperature in Digital Photography
- Jim Altengarten tackles an often
confusing subject for those new to digital photography.

Removing or Lessening Wrinkles with Photoshop Elements
Scott Kelby returns with a tutorial.
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Help Your Photographic Skills:
Make a Calendar
Your photography assignment: create a beautiful calendar for yourself,
for friends or
to sell. Learn how from Joe Becker.
Confessions of a Photo Addict: Photo Tips when You're a Passenger
Cars, buses, trains and planes...great photo opportunities and you can't stop and get off. Get some photo tips from Noella Ballenger on how to capture those shots when you're on the move.
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Photo Tips for Creating Stunning Black & White Images
Belgium photographer, Geoffrey Gilson
provides you with great ideas so you too can capture incredible images
that will lead you straight to the essence of your photo subject.
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Introduction to the HDR Zone System
Thomas Harrop will get you acquainted with the Zone System and High Dynamic Range imaging. Learn how the Zone System can be applied to today’s digital HDR photography.
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