The Adjustment Brush in Lightroom
In this video tutorial Dan Moughamian opens Lightroom’s Develop panel and uses the Adjustment Brush.Using the auto mask feature he’s able to quickly edit his image’s exposure, [More]
Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos – Book Review
Full Title: Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos. 100 Essential Techniques for Photoshop CS5, Lightroom 3 and Camera Raw 6 The blurb on the back of this book reads “… is a concise, current and [More]
An Introduction to Lightroom Collections
What are collections and why are they different from folders? Folders are where your images are imported and, conventionally, they are titled by date and that’s about it; they don’t tell [More]
Lightroom to Photoshop and Back – Another Way
One of the biggest advantages Lightroom brings is the ability to build a path of non-destructive editing, and this is especially effective in a workflow that includes camera raw images. You can make [More]
Lightroom to Photoshop and Back – Another Way
One of the biggest advantages Lightroom brings is the ability to build a path of non-destructive editing, and this is especially effective in a workflow that includes camera raw images. You can make [More]
Importing Images to Lightroom
Lightroom is a powerful piece of kit but it is useless unless you know how to import images into your catalogues. So in the tutorial I will go through the methods of importing existing images and [More]
5 Creative borders for Lightroom
love Lightroom for it’s simplicity. It allows me to get my photos looking exactly how I want without any of the flashy extras that you’ll find in Photoshop. Lightroom is blissfully free from [More]
Lightroom 3 Publish Services
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom has always had the capability to export images from the catalog. You could create presets, select your images, start the export job and send them on their merry way. The [More]
Lightroom 3 Publish Services
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom has always had the capability to export images from the catalog. You could create presets, select your images, start the export job and send them on their merry way. The [More]
Black and White Film Grain in Photoshop and Lightroom
For this new Colortrails tutorial, you’ll see how easy it is to create a classic BW film grain look in ACR 6. This technique also works in Lightroom 3. Remember to join us again on Monday for [More]
Color Away Discoloration with Photoshop
Do you have any photos that have spots and splotches of color on them that was never part of the original photo? Fellow NAPP member Bob Byington had such a photo and asked me if I could help him to [More]
Making Photoshop Selections More Visible in Screenshots.
If you’ve ever needed to take screenshots of a Photoshop, or Photoshop Elements technique that demonstrates making selections, you’ll know how difficult it can be to get their marching ant border [More]
XOR Text Effect with Photoshop
XOR is a technical term that comes to us from computer science, but in Photoshop we see it all the time. It is the computer graphics effect that causes our cursor to always be a different color from [More]
Repairing Damage With Photoshop:Heal or Patch?
I find that most users quickly master the Clone Stamp tool. Unfortunately many become truly stumped by its two cousins, the Healing Brush tool and the Patch tool. Knowing when to turn from cloning to [More]
Faux Infra-red Effect with Camera Raw and Photoshop
Dan is back with a new tutorial (and more cool tips on the way for September!). In this segment he takes a look at the considerations from ACR to Photoshop CS5, for creating a nice black and white [More]
