For those of us that use and love Lightroom, new features pop up from time to time. Lightroom’s Color Grading feature replaces Split Toning. At first? Shock factor! Split Toning is awesome and is one of my go-to tools. After playing with Color Grading though, my breathing returns to normal and I’m psyched. Read on […]
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The Blue Hour is that period of time just before the sun rises and just after the sun sets. Depending on location and time of year, it lasts for different periods of time. However it is a time that is a great inspiration to photographers. Get notified of our free six part video series on […]
Now that you’ve captured some beautiful landscapes (hopefully in RAW format for optimal versatility in editing), it’s time to bring them into your post-production software of choice and make some improvements. Confused on where to start? Below is a detailed, but certainly not exclusive, list of popular editing techniques for landscape photography. Now while the […]
Any work that we process in general, is completed following a particular methodology in order to achieve perfection. You actually follow a workflow from start to finish, completing various steps in between. In this article, we will look at the photoshop workflow for efficient post processing of images.
If you have dabbled a little with Photoshop, you will know just how powerful an editing tool it is. One of the many elements that contribute to this are layers. Photoshop layers allow the photographer to stack images, graphics and other elements on top of each other. Perhaps the simplest form a layer can take […]
Lightroom Classic is by far the most popular image management and editing tool out there. Its abilities to both catalog our images and carry out complex post production make it the go to tool for many photographers. No matter how good Lightroom is, it does have a number of serious issues. Performance is one of […]
