A couple of weeks ago we talked about the better way to get a black and white image using the Graduate Layer adjustment layer. In both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements, there are even better ways to do this. These methods … Continued
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Intro to Your Digital Camera: Changing Color Photos to Black & White
Black and white has been a classic photographic style ever since the first print came out of the darkroom. There is something about the tones and shapes that draws one into the image. However, with digital cameras, many have said … Continued
Burning and Dodging: The Smart Way
By Bill Guy Ever since Photoshop came out it copied many of the tools and ways of film photography. One of these was the old darkroom trick of Burning and Dodging. In the darkroom we would use our hands, arms, … Continued
Selections and That Darn Lasso Tool
By Bill Guy Let’s start with the most basic of all selection tools, The Lasso Tool. This is the most talked about and hated tool in the tool bar. But here are some easy tips to make it a little … Continued
How to be Selective with Color: An Expert’s Photoshop Adjustment Secret
By Josh Hardin Vibrant color is one of the most important trademarks of my photography. I love viewing the lush variegated green tones of forest scenes, the luminescent red clouds in a sunset sky or the piercing blue eyes of … Continued