November on TipSquirrel.com
Stylized Black and White Photos with Topaz BW Effects By Dan Moughamian This month I thought it would be fun to cover a Photoshop plugin that I discovered this summer, which has quickly become one [More]
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New Photoshop course at Lynda.com from Our Very Own Nut
Janine Smith was one of the first ‘Photoshop Nuts’ and shared her restoration expertise with readers on a regular basis. Last year saw her record her first course for the excellent Lynda.com [More]
Some Other Nuttiness from The Photoshop Nuts
The Photoshop Nuts are a busy bunch so let’s take the opportunity to see some of the things they’ve been up to. This week we’ll take a look at those that train for a living, while next week [More]
Worldwide Photowalk
Its with great pleasure and a lot of excitement that I can announce that I’ll be leading a Photowalk in Peterborough for the 4th Annual Scot Kelby Worldwide Photowalk. Following on from our [More]
Our First Photography and Photoshop Workshop
Photo by Gavin Hoey A couple of days ago TipSquirrel.com held its first workshop at the beautiful Peterborough Cathedral. Fortunately the rain held off and most people found their way with little [More]
Custom Printing in Lightroom
I have to admit a certain bias here, I have a strong fondness for the Print module in Lightroom.. After years of trying to get Photoshop to print something that resembles what I have on the screen, [More]
Wacom Preferences and How to Import and Export Them (And a Little Bit of Photoshop)
NB: This tutorial specifically refers to the Wacom Intuos 4 tablets If, like me, you have a Wacom tablet and have spent hours fiddling around with the settings and options rather than doing [More]
Birdfair Ticket Winner
Congratulations to Mark Pearce Who has won 2 tickets to three days at this year’s Birdfair! Since launching the competition I’ve been asked “what its got to do with Photoshop?”. On the [More]
Rebuilding From (Practically) Nothing
Janine’s latest course at Lynda.com is; Photoshop Elements 9: Scanning and Restoring Photos Click here for a 7-day free trial and give it a go! [Authors note: The image used in this article is not [More]
Ten More Things About Photoshop
As my good friend J. Schuh aka The Texas Animator likes to say, "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." Photoshop certainly is an elephant of a program to wrap your head around. Keeping with my Top Ten series, here are ten more things you can use in Photoshop. [More]
Capture, Digital Photography Essentials. A Review
When I received my copy of Capture, Digital Photography Essentials I was a little confused. At first glance it wasn’t immediately apparent who the book is aimed at. A flick through revealed some [More]
Black and White with SilverEfex Pro 2
I currently use SilverEfex Pro, although Nik have released a SilverEfex Pro 2 which I’ve downloaded a trial of for the purposes of this tutorial. I’m still undecided whether to upgrade to the new version, but hopefully by the time I’m finished writing Ii’ll have made my mind up if I need to put my money down. [More]
Ten Things Beginners Should Know in Photoshop
There's a few things that often trip up the new Photoshop user. In this post AJ wood points out the top 10 to bear in mind. [More]
Review: Epson Perfection V700 Photo Scanner
I’ve spent the last few months working with the Epson Perfection V700 Photo (V700), courtesy of the wonderful folks at Epson, and am finally ready (I think!) to share my opinion of this marvel of [More]
A Look At Photoshop Plug-In – OnOne Perfect Resize 7
Newsflash! I love OnOne Software’s Perfect Resize 7! I’ve gone on for years about the resizing wonders of Genuine Fractals, and that hasn’t changed just because the name has; in fact, now [More]
