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Sharpen your Adobe Photoshop techniques with Outdoor Photographer. Our articles offer Photoshop tips on topics ranging from resizing images to enhancing color. Begin your how-to on Photoshop for wildlife and nature photography now!




Digital Horizons: Expanding Photography’s Tonal Range
May 2008
HDR photography lets you capture images of great brightness range that are closer to the reality you see
By Rob Sheppard
Lightroom for Nature Photographers
January/February 2008
Adobe’s newest entry in digital imaging is a powerful tool for outdoor shooters
Text And Photography By Rob Sheppard
Make It Just Right
November 2007
Turn your good images into your best images by using Photoshop to bring out those details that are too bright or too dark
Text And Photography By Rob Sheppard
Luminosity Control In Photoshop
August 2007
What does it take to visualize luminosity in black-and-white and color photography, then see and control it in Photoshop?
Text And Photography By George DeWolfe
The Sky Solution
May 2007
Using Photoshop to repair problem skies when the light is too contrasty for your film or sensor to record properly
Text And Photography By Sergio Waman
Digital Horizons: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
May 2007
Lightroom is a program designed for photographers and the way they work
By Rob Sheppard
Understanding Layers
November 2006
Use these tips to make the most of this key element of Photoshop
Text And Photography By Lewis Kemper
Color Secrets
August 2006
Exploring with the wide end of the focal spectrum opens up a world of creative compositional possibilities
By Rob Sheppard
Digital Horizons: Is Photoshop About Photography?
May 2006
Is there such a thing as "pure" nature photography? And how does Photoshop fit into that idea?
By Rob Sheppard
Expanding The Range
March 2006
A new tool in Photoshop CS2 makes it possible to gain considerably more tonal range in your image
By Lewis Kemper
Watch Out For Unintended Noise
October 2005
Noise is an important issue that’s often overlooked in discussions about digital image processing
By Rob Sheppard
ColorSpace Wars
July 2005
Successful use of digital photography sometimes means challenging the conventional wisdom
By Rob Sheppard
Digital Horizons: Getting The Most From RAW
April 2005
A valuable tool for the digital photographer, RAW must be treated with respect to maximize its benefits
By Rob Sheppard

Super-Saturated Digital
December 2004
Achieve Velvia-style color with your digital images
Text And Photography By Richard Wong
Resizing Image Files
June 2004
Resizing an image larger or smaller than the original file is a key digital adjustment
By Rob Sheppard

ACDSee Pro 2
May 2008
Powerful all-in-one image-management/editing software for Windows
By The Editors
Digital Horizons: Magic Buttons
November 2007
The Targeted Adjustment Tool—a geeky name for a wonderful part of Lightroom
By Rob Sheppard
Black & White In The Digital Age
March 2007
Talented artists are always eager to embrace new technology if it has the potential to enrich their art and bring forth their vision. If he had access to today’s tools, what would Ansel Adams do?
By Mike Stensvold
Layer Masks
January/February 2007
Photoshop's Versatile "Secret"
By Nancy & Sam McCaughey
Digital Horizons: Spot Be Gone
December 2006
Cloning is an important tool for nature photographers. Here are some tips for using it.
By Rob Sheppard
Horizons: Digital Darkroom Workflow
November 2006
A basic outline to help you find your own best workflow when working on images in the computer
By Rob Sheppard
Craft & Control In Photoshop
June 2006
Interpret a scene optimally to match your vision of the subject
Text And Photography By Rob Sheppard
The Seduction Of Saturation
March 2006
Avoid garish, unnatural colors with these tips
By Rob Sheppard
Do Away With Gray
January⁄February 2006
Reveal the color and contrast in your murky digital images
By Maura C. Lanahan
Digital Horizons: 16-Bit Challenges
December 2005
When do you really need the 16-bit capabilities of RAW files?
By Rob Sheppard
Hue & Saturation
August 2005
Change and enhance color with precision using this adjustment tool
By Ibarionex R. Perello
The Craft of RAW
May 2005
Use RAW to make good photos better, not bad photos okay
By Rob Sheppard

High-Tech Route To Better Image Quality
October 2004
Now you can get more out of all lenses, even making low-priced optics perform like the best
By Rob Sheppard
Expand Tonal Range Using A Single Image
January⁄February 2004
RAW files help to reveal greater shadow and highlight details
Text And Photography By Linde Waidhofer




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