I have seen a few images lately, both at my local camera club, and also online, where people have added “artistry” to an images by blending in unrelated images as layers and then editing the results in Photoshop. I have been living with this image of Idsworth Church on my photo frame for a while; […]
Use Textures in PhotoShop to create something new. Read More »
Yesterday I visited Kimmeridge in Dorset with a couple of friends from our Facebook photowalking group. The tides were right but unfortunately the weather was dull and overcast. Though this was supposed to break up late morning it never did. As expected this resulted in some rather flat raw files so I had to consider
Kimmeridge – How to rescue a dull day. Read More »
A quick post comparing various editing software and their ability to open a Raw file to give a good start to the editing process.
Raw Conversion and De-Mosaicing Read More »
We are having some fun at our camera club at the moment as we struggle to get to grips with new technology. Some of our members are old hands at the new skills we have had to develop and some are finding the transition a little more difficult. One of the issues causing the most
How to re-size your images for camera club competitions… Read More »
I have just uploaded another video on resizing images, this time it is in Photoshop and uses Actions. Actions are a type of macro – this means you can record a series of actions within Photoshop and replay them at a later time as often as required. Resizing in PhotoShop
Resizing in Photoshop – Actions. Read More »
I thought I would share what I have been up to this weekend. Last week I shared a photo I had created of Brighton pier. I have been looking at this image and thinking “if only there had been rays of light coming through the clouds.” Knowing that Photoshop is a powerful tool, combined with
Add to the Mood, Introduce Rays of Light! Read More »
Hello again, just thought I would share a resource that you might find interesting, adobe TV. It can be found here; http://tv.adobe.com/channels/ this is fascinating stuff, just shows you what is possible.. enjoy…
