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]
Tutorial
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]
Toning Down Hot Spots
Sometimes even I, your humble (*cough*) restorationist, am called upon for a bit of photo retouching. While it’s indeed wonderful to sometimes work with this new-fangled thing called “color”, [More]
Adding Copyright Data in Photoshop – Automatically
Last week, we looked at a process for adding copyright metadata to your images using Adobe Bridge CS5, applying the data during the Bridge “Import Photos” process. Before that, we looked at [More]
Putting Things Behind Glass with Photoshop Elements
In photomontage work there’s sometimes a need to have people or objects behind glass, or other transparent surfaces. This might be someone outside a window or, as we’ll be demonstrating in this [More]
Adding Copyright Data in Bridge
Last week on TipSquirrel, we looked at a process for adding copyright metadata to your images using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Today, we’ll cover a similar process for those of you who are using [More]
Grunge in 8 Easy Steps
The images above show the ‘out of camera’ and ‘final edit’ versions of a photograph that I took of a ‘Rough Sleeper’ when out on a photo walk in the coastal town [More]
Photo Enhancement in LAB
Its a big TipSquirrel welcome to Erik Bernskiold. Here Erik shows how to work in the Lab color mode to enhance our photos both in contrast and color balance using just a simple curves [More]
Seeing Red
I had a friend call me in a panic the other day. She was scanning some 35mm film and she was freaking out because they kept scanning bright red. I’ve seen it before I told her, and it’s not as [More]
Adding Copyright Data in Lightroom
Over the next few Tuesdays, we’re going to undertake a project, one in which we take steps to protect our art. If you’re not adding copyright information to your images, you are leaving yourself [More]
