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Here are some quick setting changes to fine tune your settings in Lightroom 3. What Happened to Optimize Catalog? One of the first things you may have noticed upgrading to Lightroom 3 is “Optimize Catalog” appears to be missing from the Catalog Settings. Optimize Catalog Moved to File Menu As in previous versions, optimizing...
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I’ve been digitally restoring photographs for a long time, using Photoshop even longer, and I’ve picked up a few things over the years; simple tips on tools or workflow which have made my life a bit easier. I thought I’d share a few of...
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Here’s a little tip that works with Photoshop Extended, versions CS3 or later, and Smart Objects. We’ve all been in public places trying to take a photograph, and people just keep walking by. Just when you think there will be a break, someone else...
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I’ve had some great feedback from the first quiz so here’s another. This time I’ve tried to really push you so, if you’re new to Photoshop don’t get too...
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There are few things i hate more than a snapshot of myself….my nose looks large, my eyes are non-existent, and my face is round. Snapshots don’t usually get the...
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I had a few minutes free on Thursday, so I made a website. Ok, maybe not, but pretty close! Before I go any further, just allow me to say...
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As I’ve noted, Photoshop version CS4 semi-retired the Contact Sheet, Picture Package and Web Contact Sheet plug-ins. Last week we looked at the modern method of creating contact sheets...
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With the introduction of the new and improved Refine Edge in Photoshop CS5, making selections has never been easier…or has it? In this tutorial I show you a technique...
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When you make a good picture you should really get in the habit of signing it, this has the advantage of getting your name out there and also letting...
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