Using Color Labels In Your Post Processing Workflow
You can streamline your post processing workflow using color labels to mark your progress. Here’s a quick post to show how it works.
You can streamline your post processing workflow using color labels to mark your progress. Here’s a quick post to show how it works.
You can enhance the dramatic mood in portraits using a combination of blurring, blend modes, and layer masks in a few easy steps. I’m using Photoshop CS6 in this tutorial, but you can do the same thing with Elements or Pixelmator. Let’s start with our portrait out of the camera. I shot this image a…
High Key Post Processing is the second half of creating an image with a lot of light and washing out the tones a bit. There are plenty of plug-in tools to give you a high key look, but I’ll show you an easy way to do it yourself. The Original Image Here’s where we start….
It’s easy to produce overwhelming colors in HDR processing. You get some crazy colors out of Photomatix and other tools. Now how to you bring them back down to Earth? Photomatix has more tools now than when I first started using it, but it’s still not the end of your HDR processing. Those crazy, grungy…
Sometimes I don’t feel like lugging my heavy DSLR around. Fortunately, it’s just as easy to do Point and Shoot HDR. Have you ever looked at a photographer’s Gear Page and thought it would take forever and a fortune to buy all of that stuff? I don’t have everything listed on my page (must be…
Using Glamour Glow is fun, but what if you don’t own plugins to use those filters? It’s easy to roll your own in Photoshop. I’ve been a big fan of the Glamour Glow filter in Nik Software’s Color Efex Pro. Another favorite is the Charge More Money glow in the Perfect Photo Suite by onOne…