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Improving your photos in the darkroom and on the desktop.

How to Edit Multiple Files at Once in Lightroom

Lightroom
By Christopher O'Donnell / October 16, 2010

Adjusting several images at once in Lightroom is not only simple, but a huge time saver for batch editing. When you have many photos from a shoot that you want to adjust the same way – such as a wedding or sporting event – these simple steps will help to streamline your workflow. 1. Import […]


How to Make a Two-tone Landscape Using Photoshop RAW

Photography Post Production
By Christopher O'Donnell / October 13, 2010

Creating black and white landscapes is a powerful way to capture stunning tones with a traditional subject. However, if black and white is a bit too boring for you, you can easily take it to the next level and turn your image into a two-tone landscape that adds interest and drama to your photograph. Best […]


A Guide to the Most Popular Tools in Photoshop

Photoshop
By Christopher O'Donnell / October 9, 2010

Working in Photoshop can be confusing to say the least, especially if you’ve just bought a new dSLR or made the switch over from film to digital. While there is a huge learning curve for this program, the benefits of proper image editing are certainly worth the time investment. Below are a few of the […]

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What Every Photographer Should Know About Reducing Noise in Photoshop

Photoshop
By Christopher O'Donnell / October 2, 2010

If you’ve taken a few high ISO images and you’ve got some noticeable noise in the background, here’s an easy way to reduce it without blurring your image too drastically using Photoshop. The best way to avoid noise in the first place is to shoot with a low ISO. The less adjustments you have to […]


Do You Make These Classic Photoshop Mistakes?

Photoshop
By Christopher O'Donnell / September 28, 2010

As you learn the ins and outs of Photoshop, you’ll definitely make some mistakes, but from those mishaps we learn new and better ways to improve our workflow. For those who are still in the learning process, here are a few classic Photoshop mistakes that you can easily correct: Ignoring Your Tools Palette – If […]


How to Get Dramatic Skies in Lightroom

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By Christopher O'Donnell / September 27, 2010

Creating dramatic skies in Lightroom is a bit different than Photoshop, but you can easily achieve similar results. The goal is to bring out the true drama of a sky that the camera can often leave out – but without over-processing your image to the point where your sky looks fake, or showing noticeable signs […]


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