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Overview of Topaz Clarity 1.0 for Photoshop and Lightroom

25/06/2013

Topaz Labs has recently released the newest addition to their line of plug-ins for Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture: Topaz Clarity 1.0. In today's video, I provide an overview of the Clarity plugin, and demonstrate why it has the potential to become one of my most-used tools. [More]

Lightroom History and Snapshots

18/06/2013

History and Snapshots are two Lightroom tools that work well together. Learn how to take advantage of the History Panel, and how to avoid losing your history states and save them permanently with a snapshot. [More]

Quick Slimming Retouch in Lightroom 5

13/06/2013

My first ever tutorial for TipSquirrel was on slimming a subject in Photoshop now, with the release of Lightroom 5, we can achieve that result in a new way. Oddly the way to achieve this slimming process is found in the new feature in Lightroom 5 which is designed to straighten vertical and horizontal lines; these features are found in the Lens Corrections panel in the Develop module. [More]

Lightroom Curves Unleashed!

11/06/2013

Sometimes, Lightroom's basic Develop controls aren't going to take you far enough, and you'll want to exercise a little more creative control over your images. Lightroom's Tone Curves feature can provide that added control you seek, but at a casual glance, the Tone Curve seems a bit limited. There are some safety nets built into the Lightroom Tone Curve panel to keep you from unwittingly making a mess of your image, but with a little care and exploration we can unleash the full power of curves, right within Lightroom. [More]

Develop Preset Efficiency in ACR and Lightroom

21/05/2013

Develop presents in Lightroom or Camera Raw can be more than just a pretty effect. They can help do the heavy lifting or the monotonous processing, so you can focus your energy in more interesting areas. [More]

Visualize Spots in Lightroom 5

17/05/2013

Lightroom 5 comes with some pretty nice upgrades, but one of the smaller additions may make many photographers excited. Many times you'll find yourself with a nice looking photo, but because of certain conditions, your lens or surroundings may contain a bit of dust. [More]

Faking a Graduated Neutral Density Filter in Camera, Lightroom and Photoshop

01/05/2013

Ever been out and with your camera and see a great shot but when you get to process it the sky is all blown out and no amount of processing can get it back to how it looked? Well, one of the ways to get around this is to use graduated neutral density filters, but you may not always have them with you so there is another way. This alternative method involves a few camera controls and (don’t run away) HDR! Proviso, this method is very good but not 100% foolproof so don’t expect perfect results every time and you need Photoshop CS6 to get the best results. [More]

Soft Proofing in Lightroom

25/04/2013

How many times have you sent an image from Lightroom to either a printing company or to an online service like Facebook or Flickr and the colours came out all wrong? Now assuming that you have a calibrated monitor (if not, why not?) then the cause of the problem is probably a matter of colour space and Gamut. [More]

Photoshop Lightroom 5 Beta Now Available FREE

15/04/2013

Lightroom 5 Beta became free to download as from this morning (Tuesday 16th April 2013). This beta offers a free, public preview of new features and tools that will be offered in the final release, expected later this year. [More]

Heads Up! Getting Information in Lightroom

09/04/2013

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Lightroom is wonderful in the way it can stay out of the way and keep you immersed in your images. But, if you need some information while your images fill the screen, there's no need to open up panels or access menus. Lightroom's View Options open the door to a wealth of information, presented heads up style in both the Grid and Loupe views. [More]

A Kinder, Gentler HDR in Photoshop CS6

12/02/2013

HDR doesn't have to be gritty, edgy, with radioactive colors. At its heart, HDR is a technique that can allow you to more accurately capture the images you see - as long as you aren't too heavy-handed with the controls. [More]

Smart Solutions to Dumb Problems in Lightroom

22/11/2012

Today's post is in response to a problem I sometimes have, and I'm guessing that I am not alone. The problem is that my Lightroom catalogue is fairly sizeable and as I shoot weddings I have quite a few images by other photographers within Lightroom. So how do I quickly and easily find only my photos or that of another photographer? [More]
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