We can argue all day about whether Lightroom or Capture One is the “better” program. In reality, as with most gear/software debates, it will always come down to a subjective judgement – which is better for you, your preferences, and your workflow. But I don’t know you, so this will be about my workflow, and … Read more
It’s the closest thing to a local adjustment opacity layer this side of Photoshop.
Note from the editor: The following is a guest post by photographer Matt Corkum, but he might as well have pulled the thoughts from all of our collective minds. This is the kind of ruminative thought vomiting that pulls what so many of us think but don’t say – or at least so coherently. It … Read more
Two years ago Duet popped up like a bogey on my radar, and a full year later I engaged with it, and haven’t looked back since. Those who play in the visual arena know full well the advantages of more screen real estate, and those who have used dual monitors know that once you go … Read more
Retouching a photo is one of those things that are both loved and detested at once. The ability to transform and or perfect and image within Photoshop is largely gratifying, but can be tremendously irritating and time consuming if your processes are are off. Perhaps even more problematic is when you are doing something 99% … Read more
Photography & designer Joe Allam shows us the power of utilizing organization and structure to create an efficient workspace.
Learning how to Photoshop faster needn’t take a year of study. Here are a few tips to immediately speed up and better your usage.
Apple’s New iPad Pro may challenge you to think of anything better for your next purchase, a true jack of all trades.
You’re a creative in the 21st Century, and are therefore unbound to your desk, and can make an office in any city. Work Hard Anywhere App is a free tool to help you find the best workspaces
Apple’s new iPad may be one of the most versatile tools for photographers. With an almost 13 inch screen, new stylus with new sensitivity, It’s a tether tool, mobile portfolio, and tablet.
Knowing how and when to manipulate Flow & Opacity will increase your skill and results in Photoshop more than almost anything else.
Removing a tattoo in Photoshop is more valuable to more photographic scenarios than you may think, and learning how to do it is a valuable skill to have. Here’s how.
