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From the moment you buy your first camera, you’re going to have a very important decision to make. The decision will be between using your camera on your own and [read more]
From the moment you buy your first camera, you’re going to have a very important decision to make. The decision will be between using your camera on your own and [read more]
Whether you’re just getting into photoshop, or you’ve been using it for a while to adjust colors and exposure, chances are that at some point you are going to have [read more]
Copyright 2016, Jim Austin Jimages, all rights reserved. Making panoramas, you can improve your framing and editing skills by combining Photoshop and Lightroom. Jim Austin, photo coach, shows you how [read more]
The Navigator Panel The Navigator Panel allows you to “navigate” around your image at large magnifications. To find it, Click Window -> Navigator. When your image is enlarged bigger than [read more]
Think of Panels as miniature workspaces, each accomplishing a different function. There are almost two dozen different panels available to you, but in the spirit of K.I.S.S. (Keep It Super [read more]
Bullet of Faith A bullet speeds out of a gun. Everyone knows how this sounds and how it looks. It is a standard subject in photography. It’s been captured by [read more]
Part 2. Now let’s do some burning and dodging. This is a much simpler method than we discussed in previous tutorials, but just as effective. After you try this, [read more]
So, you just got used to Photoshop CS5, and there’s a NEW version on the way? Yikes!!! But don’t worry, there are some rather nice features in Adobe’s just-released Photoshop [read more]
Purpose: Sharpening your images shows more detail and enhances focus in your image. Due to failures in digital technology, which tend to introduce “softness” into your images, it’s usually necessary [read more]
Two Photoshop plug-in filters were used above. “Shatter”, by Zenofex at AlienSkin, was the first filter. You can also try Photoshop’s built-in crystallize filter. A soft blur was the second [read more]
In the days before digital imaging, Steichenlab in Toronto had a wizard who could actually dodge and burn slides. Before he left to pursue a music career in Montreal, he [read more]
In my last article I explained how you can use Photoshop to mimic photomontages of the old days (with slide film). I explained how you can combine two variations of [read more]
NOTE: This article is for older versions of Photoshop (prior to CS6/CC), but the fundamentals still apply. PURPOSE Selection tools and techniques will give you the ability to make corrections [read more]
I do not use the Dodging and Burning tools in Photoshop’s Tools Panel: I find them cumbersome, hard to use, ineffective and a bit destructive. Instead, I use a non-destructive [read more]
Part 2 (Return to Part 1) But this isn’t what we want, so we need to change this layer’s mask. Click on the mask to make sure it is active, [read more]
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