Taking a byte out of bit depth – Jpeg vs. RAW
Should I shoot RAW or should I shoot JPEG? That is the eternal question digital photographers struggle with day after day. Take a look at any photography
Adobe DNG – The Future is NOW
To the modern digital photographer, the Raw data from the camera is the modern day equivalent of the traditional photographer’s negatives or slides
Good to the last Drop – Photoshop Droplets
I always loved Photoshop for its ability to create Actions, and in turn automate a LOT of my work by leveraging those actions to create Photoshop Droplets for
Keeping it Raw in Photoshop – Part 3 of 3
Previously in Part 1 and Part 2, we created a composite image utilizing Smart Objects and layer masking in Photoshop. From those previous two articles, you
Photoshop Smart Objects – Smart Is As Smart Does
Have you ever been working up an image in Lightroom, and open it in Photoshop for final editing? Furthermore have you ever invested time in retouching
DPI Tips that Matter – Connecting the Dots
Output resolution is one of the most misunderstood topics in digital photography. What is the correct DPI or PPI to export an image to produce beautiful prints
10% Photoshop, 100% Stunning – Less Is Actually More
I love Photoshop, it’s an amazing program with no peer. With it you can make the impossible possible and the unreal real. Photoshop is the uncontested
Presets and Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) – A match made in Heaven
Options are good, especially when said options are free. Lightroom users have the option to use a multitude of presets to enhance their images – and most