Photo Editing Tips & Techniques
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Photoshop Secrets Of The Pros
Discover new ways to enhance images using this classic editing programRead More
Photoshop Lightroom 2: For Nature Photographers
The new version of the popular Adobe software melds traditional darkroom controls with the digital worldAdvertisement
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HDR For The Landscape
Take advantage of High Dynamic Range software to photograph the landscape in a more visual wayRead More
Unlimited Depth Of Field
A revolutionary software package redefines what’s possible for you to achieve with sharp focus in a photographRead More
Making A Conversion
A professional landscape photographer tells why and how using advanced capabilities in software can give new life to color images by converting them to black-and-whiteRead More
Lightroom For Nature Photographers
Adobe's newest entry in digital imaging is a powerful tool for outdoor shootersAdvertisement
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Magic Buttons
The Targeted Adjustment Tool—a geeky name for a wonderful part of LightroomRead More
Make It Just Right
Turn your good images into your best images by using Photoshop to bring out those details that are too bright or too darkRead More
The Value Of Brightness/Contrast
How a much maligned adjustment tool can help you work images like a darkroom masterRead More
Tilt & Shift To Boost Your Megapixels
While tilt-shift lenses can be used for both practical and extreme purposes, they also can be utilized to increase your image file size and creativity in unexpected waysRead More
Luminosity Control In Photoshop
What does it take to visualize luminosity in black-and-white and color photography, then see and control it in Photoshop?Read More
As Simple As Black And White
Shoot in B&W or convert in Photoshop? That is the question...Read More
Sharpening Techniques
A strong use of Radius in Unsharp Mask may help your nature imagesRead More
Optics In A Digital World
Lenses are limited by the laws of physics, but software can help remove some of those limitationsRead More
RAW Vs. JPEG
“Cameras don’t take pictures, people do” is a well-known photo adage. However, you not only need a camera to take pictures and to get good exposures, but you need to know what your camera can and can’t do—especially when it comes to setting what image format to shoot with. For this image taken inside of a hot-air balloon (technically called the “envelope” by hot-air balloonists), I shot in the RAW mode rather than JPEG. For me, it’s sometimes a quality and exposure flexibility issue, but more than that, it’s a personal preference.Advertisement
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
Lightroom is a program designed for photographers and the way they workRead More
The Sky Solution
Using Photoshop to repair problem skies when the light is too contrasty for your film or sensor to record properlyRead More
The Myth Of Protective Underexposure
Hamlet's new D-SLR dilemma: to underexpose or not to underexpose?Read More
Understanding Layers
Use these tips to make the most of this key Photoshop toolRead More