In this video I wander over to the ‘library’ to take a look at How to Create Bada$$ Effects in Photoshop by Corey Barker. Click here to view on Amazon.com Click here to view on [More]
In this video I take a look at the Local Adjustments in Lightroom Mobile and how they synchronise with the image in the catalogue on your computer hard drive. [More]
In this quick tip video I take a look at Boundary Warp in Photoshop and Lightroom. For those shooting panoramas it can make a lot of difference to your final piece. If you’d like to see a text [More]
In this video I take a look at the Histogram fly-out menu, its not the ‘sexiest’ of Photoshop settings but it can be pretty helpful to photographers. This is the [More]
The Lens Flare has been a part of Photoshop for some time and is a quick and easy way to add a little ‘something’ to your image. A word of caution however, because of its ease of use its often [More]
When you’re compositing with Photoshop you’ll often be adding a light source or two, sometimes the light will come from behind. To ‘sell’ the effect you may want to add a rim light. In [More]
A cinemagraph is a mix of still and moving image. The majority of the image is usually still while there’s one or more elements that have movement. Cinema graphs are very popular at the moment at are reasonably easy to complete inside Photoshop. [More]
In this video I take a look at making a double exposure in Photoshop, then go a little further to create something a little more interesting and 'artistic'. [More]
Photoshop brushes are all greyscale, where the brush is darker its less opaque, brighter less so. This means that we can make some quite detailed brushes by converting images to grayscale. In this [More]