Category: Photoshop

5 Interesting Photoshop Filters and What They Can Do for You

Adobe Photoshop is the ultimate tool for photographers (as well as a host of other creative professions!). It’s a vast program with infinite possibilities, which

Your Best Tips for Cropping and Resizing

Today, I will guide you through the often-confusing terminology used to describe cropping, resolution, resampling, and resizing. Like everything involved with photo editing, cropping has

Horizons and Subjects - to Level or Not to Level

I’d like you to have a quick look at a bunch of images on Facebook before you read any further. Focus on landscapes and seascapes,

The Down and Dirty of Adobe Camera Raw

Adobe Camera Raw, as its name implies, is a raw image converter/processor. So now that’s settled, we can all go home. No, just joking. First,

5 Interesting Photoshop Filters and What They Can Do For You - Free Quick Guide

Photoshop filters can open up a new world of photography for you. However, if you’ve never used them or are new to Photoshop, you may

How to Use the Clone Stamp Tool in Adobe Photoshop

The Clone Tool (or Stamp) was the first tool I ever used in Photoshop (Elements 2.0). I did the cover image with it. In summer

The Down and Dirty of Adobe Camera Raw - Free Quick Guide

Camera raw! It’s a big mystery. Right? Here is a Wikipedia definition of the camera raw file format: “A camera raw image file contains minimally

Is App Editing Constructive or Destructive to Your Photos?

I have something to admit to you: I love editing with smartphone apps. I’m particularly in love with Snapseed. I’ve become such a fan that

Super Important Information about Sharpening - Free Quick Guide

You can do everything right to make your digital photography sharp and in focus, but it will still benefit from some sharpening in post-production. If

Infrared Camera Conversions

Guess what? Today, I, Robin Nichols, will detail a great way to breathe new life into an older camera! All photographers are inveterate gear buyers.

The Color Managed Workflow Part Three: Capture and Output Calibration

Part One of this series on color management discussed the naked eye and whether it can be trusted in making objective measurements. It also detailed

The Importance of Layers in Photoshop - Free Quick Guide

“Adobe Photoshop had been kicking around for a while before its developers introduced layers to version 3 in 1994. And it’s fair to say that

Category: Photoshop

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