In this episode we will be going over which settings to use when carrying files from Lightroom into Photoshop. Why using a higher bit depth might not necessarily be for you, what color space you should be working with, and much more!
Alright, it’s time for a new series! Welcome to “Getting The Shot” with your camera-geek host, Matthew Saville. The goal of this series will actually be to explain (in a NON-geeky way) what goes into making a photograph. Instead of going crazy with techno-babble and assumptions of reader skill level, these articles will focus on three simple things:
A tablet can really change your workflow and make you a lot more productive. And boy, does Wacom deliver! The Intuos5 is an excellent graphic tablet and after using it for a week, I can see why Wacom’s tablets are the standard of the photo and graphic industry.
Whether you are a serious photographer, retoucher, or a just a color-perfectionist, calibrating your monitor is should be an essential part of your photographic workflow.
When looking at this image, it reminds me of a 1960-1970 era photograph that I might have seen in Time magazine or National Geographic. So, we are going to create that look and effect in Lightroom.
In this Photoshop tutorial we are going to be working on how retouch and enhance the eyes.
In this Lightroom video tutorial, I am going to show you how to create a clean high key backlit image from a simple RAW file that was shot over an unclean background. Prior to editing the image, we will briefly discuss some camera settings that you will need to use in order to achieve this type of shot and effect in post production.
In this photography video tutorial we are going to be showing you all of the reflector lighting techniques that we used to pull off every shot that we took in the SLR Lounge iPhone Photo Shoot.
In this Photoshop Video Tutorial, we are going to teach you guys how to create the ultimate Lomo effect on your digital photographs. After learning these techniques, you will be able to turn your photography into Lomography in a jiffy.
In this video we are going to go over the “Exporting as Catalog†function in Lightroom 3.
We want to introduce our latest game-changing addition, this time to our album design workflow, FotoFusion Extreme by LumaPix.
As photographers, we are always looking for ways to spend less time in front of the computer and more time in front of the camera. The fact is that post production is probably the largest portion of a workload in a professional photography studio. So, anything we can do to reduce the time we spend …
