Photoshoot and Beyond
Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw might come with built-in tools for removing chromatic aberration and color fringing, but for those who either prefer to do it themselves or have a bit more control, fine art nature photographer Steve Perry has share…
Your camera is very capable of capturing the truth, but that doesn’t mean it can’t also lie to you. In their latest video, lens rental company BorrowLenses shares ‘5 Lies Your Camera Likes to Tell You.’ In the three minute video we’re told five different issues that camera users will come across at some point […]
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Take your landscape photography to the next level by using a variety of advanced dodge and burn techniques to selectively lighten and darken areas.
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Our fabrics package is often used to extend dresses and other clothing. It is a collection of fabrics we created using big soft fabrics and a wind machine to give them a flying soft look that can be integrated with dresses. Here is a quick show of one way it can be used. Of course starting […]
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Light rays are a difficult phenomenon to come by. Not only do you have to have the sun perfectly placed along the horizon, the atmosphere around you must also be filled with fog, dust or other particles to capture the light as it’s passing through. Thankfully, for those times when you have the perfect shot, […]
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This technique is inspired by what was possible way back using film, by exposing the same position of the roll for several times. Doing this, enabled re-exposing the dark parts of a film to a new light. (assuming they were dark and unexposed on the first exposure). Of course doing this well, required lots of film […]
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Hey, just a really quick gloss over the basics of how to create three dimensional space in your composites. I’m going to show you how to take your image from a boring 2D image like this, and turn it into a totally awesome 3D one like this (slide to see the impact of going the […]
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In this Adobe Lightroom tutorial we’ll show you how the Radial Filter tool allows you to create off-centre vignettes and why it’s ideal for working with images of people.
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You know those photos where you throw flour or pigments at models? I know you do, because we just featured some the other day. While those are a lot of fun to make, dealing with flour on the floor is definitely not an easy task. Benjamin von Wong who did this a few years back said […]
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One of my ABSOLUTE favorite things to do in Photoshop is to play with lighting effects. Whether that be to make something glow, create a spotlight sort of effect, or set my hands on fire, I’m always so impressed with the many ways Photoshop allows you to alter lighting. Because of the skills I’ve gathered for […]
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