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Shooting Portraiture at Night: A Practical Tale

Tutorial • Intermediate

I love night shooting and night photography. I think it's the ambience that comes from a dark blue environment dotted with yellow-orange lighting. It's like...

Rob Taylor • 24 Sep 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

Quick Tip: Use the Pen Tool for Adjustable, Reusable Selections

Tutorial • Beginner

If you're a photographer, you may very well not use the Photoshop's Pen Tool very often. It's more often used by designers and artists. In fact, it's a very...

Rob Taylor • 22 Sep 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

Creating Selective Contrast in Photoshop

Tutorial • Beginner

In this video, I'll show you a very simple yet powerful technique for selective contrast of your images. You're going to see not only how to selectively...

Stefan Surmabojov • 12 Sep 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

Sky Replacement of Complex Subjects

Tutorial • Intermediate

If you've looked into this topic before, you've probably noticed that the majority of sky replacement tutorials limit themselves to hard-edged subjects like...

Rob Taylor • 13 Aug 2013
Photographing

Getting Great Skin Without Photoshop

Tutorial • Intermediate

Whenever photographers hear “flawless skin,” they immediate think of Photoshop, assuming that is the only path to pleasant skin texture and tones. Of course,...

Daniel Usenko • 6 Aug 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

Quick Tip: Using "Refine Edge" for Improved Masking

Tutorial • Beginner

Refine Edge is an invaluable tool which transforms your hard, approximate selection into a soft, crisp, detailed selection! If you can't key your subject out...

Rob Taylor • 28 Jul 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

Creating Realistic Composites, Part 2: Processing and Compositing

Tutorial • Advanced

Welcome to the second installment of this two-parter on shooting with green screen for compositing. We're going to use the lessons from the first article to...

Rob Taylor • 9 Jul 2013
Equipment

Creating Realistic Composites, Part 1: Shooting on a Green Screen

Tutorial • Advanced

From the incredible imaginations of sci-fi movie directors to the impactful stills of photographers like Joel Grimes, composite imaging is used for making...

Rob Taylor • 8 Jul 2013
Equipment

Creating a Photo of a Light Bulb Powered by the Mind

Tutorial • Intermediate

Today, we'll use some simple compositing techniques to create a image of a person holding a lightbulb. The light bulb appears to be disconnected from...

Stefan Surmabojov • 3 Jun 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

How to Split-Tone Photos for Creative Color Balance (Lightroom and Photoshop)

Tutorial • Beginner

Split-toning photos goes back to earliest days of darkroom photography, but today we usually mean digital post-production techniques that add a selective...

Simon Plant • 28 May 2013
Editing & Post-Processing

How to Process Photos Taken on Overcast Days

Tutorial • Intermediate

You'll often hear that overcast days are great for photography because the light is soft and shadows are nicely filled. However, it's more appropriate to say...

Simon Plant • 21 May 2013
Image Correction

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Features: The Radial Filter

Tutorial • Beginner

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 Beta has a brand new tool called the radial filter. It gives a whole new way of applying local adjustments to photos...

Martin Perhiniak • 16 May 2013