This is going to be a very quick post because the topic is rather basic. Even though it’s basic though, I still love these types of posts because oftentimes, folks say, “Hmmm…I didn’t know that third method.” Some how, some way, people tend to pick up little tidbits of information in things like this. Okay, […]
How to Format the Media Card in Your Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera
I have a word of warning for you. Don’t use the “Erase All Images” feature that’s found inside your Canon Rebel camera. I’m talking about all popular Rebel models here, the T2i, T3i, T4i all the way up to the anticipated T7i, which is set to be released into the wild this coming April. The […]
How to Create Actions with Camera Raw Inside Adobe Photoshop
In my recent posts, I’ve been talking a lot about how to speed up the processing of multiple images. Adobe has made this really easy to take advantage of through their variety of methods for this. As a matter of fact, one of my more recent posts connects Adobe Bridge and Photoshop together to make […]
Removing Straight Lines with the Spot Removal Tool in Adobe Lightroom
When I use any sort of spot removal or healing brush tool, I generally do so three ways. First, I “dot” the tool over any offending areas of the photo I’m working on. This method is probably the most common. If a camera had dust on the lens, dotting a spot removal tool to get […]
How to Resize & Save Files From Adobe Bridge Using Image Processor
When it comes to photo editing, doing things in bulk is the way to go. Well, as much as possible. I couldn’t even imagine (and I cringe when I think about this) taking hundreds and hundreds of photos and unloading them onto my computer, only to, say, resize them one by one. Back in the […]
Using the Reduce Noise Filter in Adobe Photoshop
If you use Adobe Camera Raw in conjunction with Adobe Photoshop, you probably take advantage of Camera Raw’s noise reduction capabilities. Camera Raw handles getting rid of an reducing noise like a champ. Inside the Detail panel of this application, there are six sliders that focus on two aspects of noise reduction; luminance and color. […]
What are Clipping Masks in Adobe Photoshop?
In Photoshop, masks are wonderful things. They allow us to non-destructively edit layers and they give us tons of flexibility. They’re so versatile, I’m tempted to say that editors, if they really tried, would be able to find an unlimited amount of use for them. In short, general masking does one thing in Photoshop. It […]
How to Load Additional Gradients into Adobe Photoshop
In some cases, there’s more to Adobe Photoshop than meets the eye. When the application is initially installed, it goes through the process of placing files onto your computer’s hard drive and loading various things, such as brushes, gradients, shapes and many more items to work alongside those files. The thing is, when Photoshop is […]
How to Skip the Sign In Screen in Windows 10
I have a habit when turning my Windows 10 computer on. I like to push the on/off button and then walk away and do something else. I understand that Windows takes a while to get going, so I head into the kitchen to make coffee, get a bite to eat or whatever. Well, this is […]
How to Activate Video Timeline Keyboard Shortcuts in Adobe Photoshop
Have you ever watched a professional video editor work? I have and I can tell you it’s like watching Wile E. Coyote chase the Road Runner. I’m telling ya – fingers fly all over the place and the whole process is a blur. It’s the same way with audio editing. I’ve got a lot of […]
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