Have you ever wondered how to alter a photo so it appears that you changed the time of day it was taken? For instance, perhaps you captured a scene in the morning some time, but needed it to look like you took it during the evening. Not completely dark, mind you, but just as the […]
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Editing & Creating Presets During a Typical Adobe Camera Raw Workflow
I feel like I’m in the mood to whiz through a typical workflow, just to show you what goes on during any average day for a photo editor or graphic designer. I’d like to include very basic tasks that will bring you comfort if you’re new to all of this. So much that we do […]
Transforming Selections in Adobe Photoshop For Some Really Cool Effects
Pretty much all of what I write on this blog is meant to give you ideas. While I may offer an example or two to show you how something works, my intent is to merely ignite a spark that might turn into something much larger. In this post, I may explain how to transform a […]
Saving Versions of a File With the History Panel in Adobe Photoshop
Let’s say you were given an assignment by your manager for three different versions of a digitally altered photograph. Your manager wanted to see one version with subtle effect changes, one with more aggressive changes and one with some pretty wild changes. Again, all originating from the same photo. Now, back in the day, if […]
How to Mute Audio For Video in Adobe Photoshop
Muting audio in a video project is an extraordinarily simple, but important thing to do. I’m sure you can imagine why. If you’re working with many different video clips in a project, you most likely wouldn’t want the audio in those clips to be competing with one another. Also, if you don’t want the audio […]
Copying Animation Keyframes Between Video Layers in Adobe Photoshop
When working with video in Adobe Photoshop, we sometimes create some rather complex and intricate animations. These animations oftentimes take a lot of effort to get just right. From personal experience, when I used to work with Adobe LiveMotion and Macromedia Flash, I know that out of all things, keyframes and animations require the most […]
Creating Colorful Sunset Photos in Adobe Photoshop & Camera Raw
Have you ever seen one of those really colorful and wonderful looking sunset photos where things look so vibrant and perfect that you’re left wondering how the photographer was lucky enough to own the best equipment and how he or she arrived at the scene at just the perfect moment to capture it? I sure […]
What Does the “Info” Button do on My Canon Rebel DSLR Camera?
I remember back when I got my first real camera. It was a Canon Rebel T3i and it was fabulous. The day I bought it, I tore open the package, put the battery in and started snapping away. Of course, I had to choose the mode first and of course, that was Auto. These days, […]
Color Range Masking the Graduated & Radial Filters in Adobe Lightroom
Taking advantage of the different types of filters (Graduated, Radial) in both Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom can totally transform a wide variety of photos. I’ve actually talked about these types of filters on this blog many times. I’ve also worked on all types of photos with a variety of filters and each time I […]
Using the Liquify Filter to Change Body Shape in Adobe Photoshop
There may come a time when you need to change the shape of something, such as a body, toy, car, wrinkle or anything with a defined edge. While there are multiple methods for altering shape, not many come close to the quality and efficiency of the Liquify filter in Adobe Photoshop. This filter really is […]
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