Taking the photo is only half the battle. Elevate the impact of your images with tips and tricks that will make you a master of processing. Learn how to crop for impact, add drama with color adjustments, make corrections to contrast issues, and more, so that your final image is on par with your creative vision.
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If you’re new to Lightroom, or even if you’re just trying to be more honest with the way you edit your images (I’m looking at you, presets), you may be feeling a little overwhelmed.
But, with the help of Nigel Danson’s simple Lightroom editing tips,...
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Melbourne photographer and filmmaker Tom Noske recently did a video for Canon Australia outlining his best Photoshop hacks. You can view this video below.
It’s legitimately one of the best Photoshop tutorials I’ve ever watched and after seeing it, I knew...
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Do you think you know Photoshop as well as you should?
Photo Manipulation’s Abbey Esparza doesn’t think you do, because she recently made a YouTube video outlining some really important Photoshop tools she thinks are underused.
After watching...
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The portrait job isn’t done until the portrait post-processing is finished. Generally speaking, when I talk about how to process a portrait, I like to emphasize remaining as true as possible to the original subject. But there’s nothing wrong with...
Knowing how to edit a landscape photo creatively will bring your landscape photography images to the next level of quality and viewability.
Since there is such a variety of fine post-processing programs available, these landscape photography editing tips will concentrate on the creative aspect,...
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The days of scrunching over your laptop for hours on end, working tirelessly to edit your photos precisely are over.
Ikan’s recently-released Tourbox Photo and Video Editing Controller is the editing tool you’ve always needed but never...
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Blown-out highlights are just part of photography, right?
Wrong!
There are measures you can take to protect against blown-out highlights. When shooting landscapes, you can expose for the highlights in the first place, shoot in HDR, or use a graduated neutral...
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Lens Distortion and Vignetting
All lenses - even professional ones that cost thousands of dollars - can create defects in photos that diminish their overall quality and visual appeal.
This includes distortion, in which lines that are straight appear...
