I use guides for so much in Adobe Photoshop. As a matter of fact, I just finished up a project in which I used a fair number of guides to trim multiple images that were to be sized identically. I love the fact that I can resize an image using the Free Transform tool and […]
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Adjusting Tones with the Curves Adjustment in Adobe Photoshop
This is going to seem like a very basic post for most of you and it probably is. If you’ve spent much time hanging around the Curves adjustment in Adobe Photoshop, you most likely know how to operate the feature when it comes to adjusting tone. Curves is great for brightening, darkening and shifting colors. […]
Expert Masking Tips & Keyboard Shortcuts in Adobe Photoshop
Layer masks are hugely important when it comes to working inside of Adobe Photoshop. Just as learning about layers themselves is critical to accomplishing anything beyond simple photo edits, learning about layer masks can step your game up a whole bunch of notches. Gone are the days of using the Eraser Tool and the Undo […]
How to Set the Self Timer On Your Canon Rebel DSLR Camera
Camera self timers are great. I was recently part of a group photo where someone was trying to set up her smart phone to take a picture of all of us. It was hilarious watching her attempt to balance the phone on a chair so it was accurately aimed at the group and then run […]
How to Fix Lens Distortion in Adobe Lightroom
In a few of my previous posts, I covered how to go about correcting lens distortion in a photograph inside of Adobe Camera Raw. In those posts, I discussed how to fix lens distortion itself as well as how to use the Guided Upright tool. While both posts I just referenced use Camera Raw to […]
How to Straighten Buildings & Horizons with Adobe Photoshop
Here’s a cool tool for you. If you’re into taking cityscape photography or other types of photography that includes horizons and structures that need to be straightened out, I think I may have the perfect filter for you. The best part is that this filter is built right into Adobe Photoshop and it’s very easy […]
Dye versus Pigment Ink: Which is Better For Photo Printing?
I’ve been doing a lot of photo printing as of late and I’m learning tons about the process. Over the past few months, I’ve discovered all sorts of things regarding the paper that produces the best results, the types of files that are necessary as well as the wide range of printers that are available. […]
How to Clean Your DSLR Camera’s Sensor
Have you ever found yourself taking photo after photo with the same exact weird little spot in each shot? I actually experienced this recently, but luckily, the cause of the spot was a small splash of dirty water that flung itself onto my camera lens. I only took three or four photos with the water […]
Using Focus Area to Sharpen a Portrait in Adobe Photoshop
Sharpening photos is an important part of editing. It’s actually one of the most basic and most necessary tasks out there because beyond adding contrast, color, clarity and all the other more straightforward types of edits, achieving the right amount of sharpness has the potential to make an image look a heck of a lot […]
Grouping Adjustment Layers + Smart Objects in Adobe Photoshop
Much of what you can accomplish inside of Adobe Photoshop is very straightforward. If you want to resize a photograph, all it takes is a few simple clicks. To alter some colors or adjust the contrast of that same photo, just a few more clicks. Many of the online Photoshop tutorials available can teach you […]
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