I found a pretty cool photo the other day. It’s full of lightening and clouds and it looks really neat. The only parts I don’t like about the photo are the facts that it looks a bit washed out and that parts of it look like they are the wrong color. The original photo has […]
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Changing Preference Settings So JPEG Files Open In Adobe Camera Raw
These days, I pretty much run every image file I work on through Adobe Camera Raw. Whether it’s TIFF files, JPEGs or RAW files – I always give whatever it is I’m working on a tweak or two in this application. The reason for this is Camera Raw’s power and ease of use. I’m sure […]
Selecting, Deselecting & Reselecting Tricks in Adobe Photoshop
When doing heavy editing on images in Adobe Photoshop, you’ll find that you do tons of selecting. While I’ve already written a few posts on this site regarding selections, I thought I’d go a bit further and offer some new tricks. Well, I guess they really aren’t tricks because what I’ll demonstrate is readily available […]
How To Use the Note Tool in Adobe Photoshop
I’ve been coding websites since 1998. I can remember the first web page I ever made. It was for a college class and we had to learn all sorts of stuff. How to change text attributes, add images and how to add links to the page were just a few. One of the techniques I […]
How to Batch Rename Video Files in Adobe Bridge
I recently wrote a post that had to do with storyboarding video files in Adobe Bridge. Basically, storyboarding is the simple arrangement of files in such a way that they make sense when you need them. When working with video, as I mentioned in my last post, the last thing you want to have to […]
How To Set the Timeline Frame Rate For Video in Adobe Photoshop
I’m a nut when it comes to organization on my computer. Sometimes, I just sit and think about how I can make things better than they are. I know, it sounds weird, but I’ve come up with some pretty interesting solutions like this. Disorganization costs you time and money down the road. There’s no excuse […]
How To Sharpen a Photograph Using Adobe Lightroom
There are so many methods for sharpening images in quite a variety of applications. I’ve talked about this topic in a few posts before. I discussed how to sharpen photos in Adobe Camera Raw and in Adobe Photoshop, but I’ve yet to delve into anything like this in Lightroom. Today, I’ll cover that. If you’re […]
How To Stop the Flash From Popping Up On Your Canon Rebel DSLR Camera
I know this post is super-beginner, but I just have to write about it. Way back when I first began using my Canon Rebel cameras, for the life of me, I couldn’t figure out how to stop the flash from popping up when I was shooting in less than perfect lighting conditions. You know, indoors […]
How To Fix Red Eye With Adobe Lightroom
I remember a while back when I wrote a post that described how to remove red eye from someone’s eyes using Adobe Camera Raw. If memory serves, I mentioned that I’d do the same type of post, but for Adobe Lightroom. Well, just as luck would have it, red eye is on my mind, so […]
Working With the Content-Aware Move Tool in Adobe Photoshop
In my last post, I wrote about the Patch Tool in Adobe Photoshop. Today, I’m going to write about this tool’s twin sister – the Content-Aware Move Tool. This, my friends, is a really cool tool in that it can not only move an object that’s in a photo, it can also copy it, so […]
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