I pretty much have my editing process in Adobe Camera Raw down pat by this point. I’ve processed enough photos to know that my standard settings don’t vary much. Perhaps an extra nudge here or there, but in general, I can edit photos with my eyes closed. I will tell you that each type of […]
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How to Reduce the Canvas Size in Adobe Photoshop
I’ve got two really cool and very simple Photoshop tricks for you today. Both are super helpful, so you’ll want to bookmark this page for later use. If you’re a Photoshop power user and find yourself inside of Photoshop more than any other application, you either already know about these two tips or you need […]
Problems When Using Camera Raw as a Filter in Adobe Photoshop
I have used Camera Raw as a filter in Photoshop for a while now and everything has been progressing smoothly. As I work with more complex files that call for more than one filter though, I’ve been experiencing a few issues. For instance, let’s say I convert my image layer into a Smart Object in […]
How to Copy Camera Raw Settings Using Adobe Bridge
One of the features I use a lot when working with multiple (similar) photographs in Adobe Camera Raw is the copy/paste settings command. This command essentially takes any edits that I’ve made to one photo in Camera Raw and applied to another photo that hasn’t been edited yet. As you can imagine, this is a […]
How to Extend the Canvas Size in Adobe Photoshop
Have you ever wondered if there’s an easy method for enlarging or extending the size of your canvas in Adobe Photoshop? If I had to guess, most people would probably head straight for the Image > Canvas Size menu item and then adjust the settings in the dialog box that appears. If you’ve never seen […]
Opening Files into Photoshop from Lightroom & Bridge
I use Adobe Camera Raw about 25 times more than I use Lightroom, so I’m always interested in learning more about how Lightroom operates. As it turns out, these two applications are so similar in many respects. Oftentimes, it’s just the button or control that appears different between the two. When you combine Adobe Bridge […]
How to Organize Photos in Adobe Bridge
Adobe Bridge is all about organization. It’s sort of like Lightroom’s little brother, or big brother. It depends on how you think about it. Bridge is an easy to use program that can help you manage large numbers of photographs and graphics and it doesn’t take a lot of time to learn. Below, I’d like […]
How to Easily Remove a Colorcast in Photoshop
I’ve got the best tip for you today. I have been working on a bunch of photos over this past weekend and because of the sun or my camera or whatever, each and every picture has a colorcast in it. I looked up many different methods for removing the color cast, but they all seemed […]
Lens Correction & Upright in Adobe Lightroom
There are a few tasks that need to be taken care of before you go off editing your photos in Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw. I know how much fun it is to dig right into the Basic panel to get going, but honestly, I think it’s more important to find out if your image […]
A Look at Adobe Photoshop’s Start Screen
I’m not sure how many people pay much attention to the start screen in Adobe Photoshop, but I have to say that it’s a pretty handy feature to have around. It’s especially handy if you work on the same files frequently or if you create new files that fit into one of the presets that […]
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