There are some areas of working with video that seem super challenging, but that are actually quite simple to grasp. If you’ve ever heard of an “ah ha” moment, working with video editing is full of them. The topic I’d like to share with you below describes one of those moments well. Something that seems […]
The Best Way to Add Light to a Photo Using Adobe Lightroom
I’m always in awe with what can be done to an already fantastic looking photo to make it look so much better. Oftentimes, many people don’t really know how good something can look. I remember back in the day, before I took photography or photo editing seriously, I thought a picture was a picture. I […]
How To Change Image Review Time On a Canon Rebel DSLR Camera
You may have never heard about, or even thought about, image review, but I’m sure you’ve seen it. Image review is the brief period of time a photo displays on the back of a camera immediately after the photo is taken. By default, on Canon DSLR cameras, this time is set to 2 seconds. You […]
Beautifying an Image with the Graduated Filter in Adobe Lightroom
Over the past few years, I’ve written a few posts that talk about how to use the various enhancement tools in both Adobe Camera Raw and Adobe Lightroom. The tools I’m referring to are called the Radial Filter Tool, Graduated Filter Tool and the Adjustment Brush. To view some of these older posts regarding Camera […]
Copying Objects & Areas with the Clone Stamp Tool in Adobe Photoshop
It is of my humble opinion that the wide majority of Adobe Photoshop users don’t use nearly enough of the tools that are available to them. While I can’t be absolutely certain of this statement, I’m fairly certain. My own history demonstrates this as well as the histories of many friends of mine who have […]
How to Overlap Graphics in Adobe Photoshop
Do you remember a post I wrote a while back where I worked with a few different layers and merged them into one document in Adobe Photoshop? If not, please take a look at this post: How to Arrange Layers in Adobe Photoshop Basically, I showed how to take multiple files and drag them over […]
Killer Tips to Create Perfect Black & White Photos in Adobe Photoshop
There are multiple methods for turning a color image into a black and white one in Adobe Photoshop. The problem is, some of those methods are better than others. Off the top of my head, I can think of one such method as being around pretty much forever. Another one has been around for a […]
How to Copy & Paste to the Command Prompt in Windows 10
While I don’t use the command line in Windows 10 very often, I’ve been known to dabble in it on occasion. I’ll tell you though, when I do get to the little black screen, I feel all sorts of powerful. It hasn’t always been this way and as a matter of fact, just a few […]
How to Correctly Duplicate a Smart Object in Adobe Photoshop
In the past, I’ve written quite a few posts that discuss Smart Objects in Adobe Photoshop. In these posts, I talk about many different aspects of them and how they can help during editing projects. I even talk about what the difference between two widely used methods for duplication is. The reason I focused on […]
Keyboard Shortcuts for Skew, Distort & Perspective Transform in Adobe Photoshop
You know you’re getting somewhere while learning applications such as Adobe Photoshop when you begin using keyboard shortcuts. It’s common practice to avoid them at all costs when you’re first starting out. After all, speeding things up is the last thing you need during those beginning stages. After a while though, when you’ve completed a […]
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