Looking At: SiteGrinder 3
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 that I am not a web developer! In fact, it could be said, [More]
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Photoshop or Lightroom, Which to Choose?
If you’re a photographer looking at upgrading your existing image editing software then you’ve never had so much choice, but which do you choose? The chances are you already have a favourite [More]
Book Review: A Village Lost & Found
In a bit of a break from the Photoshop related content usually found on TipSquirrel.com, but still in the realm of vintage photographs in which I’m known to dwell, I offer to you, today, a peek [More]
Book Review: A Village Lost & Found
In a bit of a break from the Photoshop related content usually found on TipSquirrel.com, but still in the realm of vintage photographs in which I’m known to dwell, I offer to you, today, a peek [More]
Portrait Magic Pro Action Pack (Portrait Magic) – A Review
Today we welcome back Rich Hales. After an excellent review of Lightroom 3 last week we thought we’d throw a copy of Portrait Magic Pro Action Pack from PhotographyBB and see what he makes of [More]
Lightroom 3 – A Review
After two public beta versions and months of waiting Lightroom 3 was officially released today. This release of Lightroom is somewhat unusual because the public beta version is pretty much the final [More]
Q & A With The Restorationist Janine Smith
This week, with the indulgence of the Honorable Mr. Squirrel and you, the reader, I’m going to attempt to answer a few questions. You see, I get asked these particular questions a lot, on a fairly [More]
Q & A With The Restorationist Janine Smith
This week, with the indulgence of the Honorable Mr. Squirrel and you, the reader, I’m going to attempt to answer a few questions. You see, I get asked these particular questions a lot, on a fairly [More]
Last Month, This Month and What’s New
Last Month April started with Mike Hoffman completing his look at blending modes and Janine taking a break from restoration to bring us the hugely popular Photo-Cube. New to TipSquirrel, Justin [More]
Photoshop CS5 New Feature Tutorials
Well, finally it’s here! CS5 trial is available to download. So if you’re going to grab yours then you may be interested in our CS5 new feature tutorials. Bridge Improvements Mike [More]
Watermark It With A Photoshop Brush
Photographer Andie Smith joins us again with a Quick Tip on keeping your work safe online If it is on the internet, it’s free. WRONG! But this is how some people think… one of the ways I [More]
Use FFT To Reduce Texture
Anyone that knows me knows I never lost that trait found mostly in children around the two year mark, known as the “Why gene”. I don’t want to just know that something works; I want to know why [More]
Photoshop CS5 – The Verdict
TipSquirrel Its been a great two week look at CS5 and I’d like to thank the five contributors for their insight. I’ve only been using the Beta version for a week so I’m still [More]
Photoshop CS5 – Content Aware Fill
Yesterday we saw the improvements to Adobe Bridge, today Restorationist Janine Smith looks at the Content Aware Fill We’ve been hearing about the wonder that is Content Aware Fill for quite [More]
CS5 is Coming And We’ve Got It Covered
March was a great month on TipSquirrel.com and it’s a pleasure to say that April looks to be just as good! Next week sees the launch of Photoshop CS5 and if you’ve been keeping an eye on [More]
