Question: I’ve been hearing a lot about the different types of ink that people use to print their photos with and I’m wondering if someone can cut through all the technical jargon for me and explain things in a simple way. I know that one type is good for one use and the other type […]
Has Anyone Ever Made Business Cards Themselves?
Question: I would like to create and print out business cards that I make myself. They would be for my small business and I don’t want to go through the time and expense of having a professional do the design job and then have a print house do the printing. I already have a photo […]
What are the Best Photographer Websites Out There?
I am constantly looking for awesome photographer websites and I’ve compiled the beginnings of a list to keep track of the ones I’ve found. Each one of the websites I list below has something incredible about it. Whether it be the wow factor, the photography itself or the photographer’s outlook on life, I like them […]
Problems When Changing Colors in Photoshop
I know a lot of designers out there who struggle with changing the colors of objects inside of Adobe Photoshop. This can be a tricky task to complete, but if you know a few small tricks, your life can be much easier. If you’ve got two areas of a photograph that share the same exact […]
How Can I Turn On & Off the Highlight Alerts For Canon Rebel T7i?
Question: I’ve been looking all over for this answer. I’ve seen many videos out there that talk about what’s known as “blinkies” for Canon cameras. These are the highlight alerts or highlight warnings to blink when you review your photos. If one area of a picture is overexposed, the area that’s pure white will blink […]
What is Hyperfocal Distance?
I’ve been bumping into this phrase on the internet lately (for some reason), so I thought I’d write a quick post that discusses exactly what it is. Many of you have never heard of “Hyperfocal Distance” before because it’s a step beyond regular camera focus and depth of field, but it’s actually quite an important […]
Where to Focus When Taking Landscape Photos
If you’re interested in taking landscape photos, you probably already know that these photos should be sharp from front to back. Shallow depths of field and creative blur is best left to artistic, more close up photography. When it comes to landscape, the viewer wants to, and expects to see the blade of grass that’s […]
Shutter Priority: How to Take Smooth Water Photos
I’m sure you’ve seen many of these types of photos; very smooth waterfalls, rivers, waves on lakes or oceans. Almost like silk. Any ripple or upset in the water has been completely smoothed out and soothed by the time that lapses from when the shutter inside of a camera opens until the time it closes. […]
Can I Make Unique Copies of Smart Objects in Photoshop?
Question: I’m working on a large project where I’m attempting to duplicate, or make copies of, a Smart Object I created previously. I need about five copies and I intend to edit each one so it’s different from all the rest. The problem I’m coming across is that after I make the copies and then […]
Protecting Text While Warping & Distorting in Photoshop
I used to make a lot of business cards, flyers, posters and all sorts of print material back in my heyday. I still do produce graphics like this from time to time and I am just so pleased with how far Photoshop has come in this regard. I can tell you that it is SO […]
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