Category: Post-Processing

Using the Crop Tool to Create Better Pictures

The crop tool is one of the most straightforward tools in Photoshop and Lightroom, but it’s also one of the most useful. You’ll find a

What’s New in the Lightroom Spring 2023 Release, and Why You Will Love It

Everyone’s jumping on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) bandwagon lately, and Adobe does not want Lightroom to be left behind. As such, they are adding AI-driven

Using the Crop Tool to Create Better Pictures - Free Quick Guide

The crop tool is one of Photoshop and Lightroom’s most straightforward tools but also one of the most useful. You’ll find a version of the

What's New in the Lightroom Spring 2023 Release, and Why You Will Love It - Free Quick Guide

Everyone’s jumping on the AI bandwagon lately, and Adobe does not want Lightroom to be left behind. As such, they are adding useful and, in

The Wonderful World of Crazy High Contrast

Why is high contrast so darn appealing? Contrast, both tonal and color, conveys an intense sensation of mood and emotion. These images often feel fresh,

The Wonderful World of Crazy High Contrast - Free Quick Guide

Why is high contrast so darn appealing? Contrast, both tonal and color, conveys an intense sensation of mood and emotion. These images often feel fresh,

Everyone Tells Me Shoot Camera Raw - Why?

Camera raw is a photo file format type developed by Adobe and incrementally adopted into all the camera manufacturers’ products. In the early days, camera

What Is Color Grading, and Why Would You Use It? - Free Quick Guide

One of the key elements of any good photograph is the color scheme the photographer chooses. Color grading is the process of manipulating the colors

6 Free eBooks on Black & White Photography

(Photo: Jordan Whitt) What makes black and white photography so fascinating? Perhaps it is the abstractness that it brings to photos that makes reality appear

My Five Favorite Post-processing Treatments for Portraits

Portrait photography is my absolute favorite genre to work on. For me, it’s almost like being able to do real magic. We spend a lot

How and When to Use Luminosity Masks in Photoshop

I remember a (quite long) spell in the beginning stages of my photography venture, during which the term ‘luminosity masks’ sounded like something very ‘upper

How and When to Use Portraitpro With Lightroom

Maybe you have used Lightroom’s adjustment brush before to touch up facial portraits (after all, it has two skin-softening selections as well as one for

Category: Post-Processing

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