Up until about a decade ago photographers had it pretty easy. Shoot, drop the film off at a local lab, then spend the next two to three days doing whatever you like; shoot more, meet with clients, lounge around your house, whatever. You’d go pick up your developed film and prints and either build your […]
Photography Post Production Articles
Improving your photos in the darkroom and on the desktop.
So you have rushed out to shoot a landscape on a sunny day, and while you tried to remember the sunny f/16 rule, you forgot to take your gradient filter with you and you have some washed out skies in your shots. Fear not! All is not lost. Here is a quick and dirty way […]
There is always a lot of controversy surrounding digital manipulation of photos, but whether you are for or against it, it is a fact of life. Almost every professional image you have ever seen, going well back into the era of film cameras, has been manipulated in some way. With that in mind, I am […]
Knowing how to properly calibrate your monitor can save any budding photographer a lot of heartache when it comes to getting an accurate idea of the colors in a photograph and how they might turn out after printing (or on other people’s monitors). The fact is there can be a world of difference between the […]
