If you’ve ever written on a WordPress blog and have taken advantage of “Tags,” you sort of already know how collections work in Adobe Lightroom. The same is true if you’ve used “Hashtags” in social media. Both of these examples use pretty much the same concept. Both of these ideas transcend categories and random posts […]
Adjusting Canvas Size & Color in Adobe Photoshop
There are many reasons why someone might want to adjust the canvas size of a workspace in Photoshop. I can tell you that, in the past, I’ve resized the canvas areas of photographs I used on websites . These are the days before things like this were handled by CSS. While it wasn’t a perfect […]
Can You Save Files & Photos Directly From Adobe Camera Raw?
A few days ago, a friend and I were talking about this website. I told him that I write a lot about Photoshop and photography and much of the digital world. After discussing the site a bit, he asked about Camera Raw. I told him that Camera Raw is a valuable piece of the photography […]
How To View Before & After Comparisons in Adobe Camera Raw
This is definitely one of the coolest features of Camera Raw. When I first used it, I fell in love with it and have been using it ever since. And sometimes, I don’t even need to. I already alluded to this feature when I wrote my post about how to use the basic panel in […]
Adding Metadata to Photos Using Templates in Adobe Bridge
Oftentimes, photographers and graphic designers find it necessary to add certain bits of information to their photos or graphics in the way of metadata. Examples of metadata might include a copyright, address, email address, phone number, etc… There are many pieces of data someone can attach to an image, given they’re using a piece of […]
Filtering Photographs in Adobe Lightroom
Let’s face it, importing, navigating through and rating photographs isn’t all that much fun if we can’t really do anything with them. We can organize our content until the cows come home, but if we don’t filter (search) and act upon previous decisions, Lightroom is fairly useless. Luckily for us, Lightroom has got some great […]
How to Crop a Photo to an Exact Size & Resolution in Adobe Photoshop
The idea of cropping an image and resizing that same image at the same time is initially a challenge to wrap your head around. I already discussed how to crop an image in Photoshop and how to do so with a fixed aspect ratio, but I haven’t discussed how to resize the image using the […]
Using the Crop Tool in Adobe Photoshop
Cropping photos is probably the most popular task involved with editing images in Photoshop. There are few cases where cropping isn’t an essential step in a photographer’s workflow. It begins like this: open photo, look at it, crop it to size. The thing is, there are many methods of cropping and Photoshop offers a plethora […]
Editing a Photo Using the Basic Panel in Adobe Camera Raw
In today’s post, I’m going to edit a photo I took yesterday up in the Sugarloaf area of Maine. We had mixed sun and clouds during much of the day, which led to some challenging situations. I think the photo I’ve chosen as an example for this post is good – it’s overexposed due to […]
Zooming & Panning in Adobe Camera Raw
If you read my post that covered how to zoom and pan in Adobe Photoshop, you’re pretty much all set here. Both Photoshop and Camera Raw (a plugin inside of Photoshop) are virtually identical in this respect. Photoshop naturally has more bells and whistles, but Camera Raw’s zoom and pan tools hold their own. In […]
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