When Adobe released new version of Lightroom – Lightroom CC 2015 – last week, they have changed the Import dialogue box. The idea behind the new Import dialogue box is to simplify the process of importing images for new users. To clarify all the changes that happened with the latest update to Lightroom, I thought […]
Adobe has announced that Lightroom CC 2015.2 and Lightroom 6.2 become now available for update. Update applies to both subscription-based Lightroom CC and a standalone Lightroom 6. Lightroom CC subscribers are getting a new feature that is only available on Lightroom CC (not Lightroom 6) – Dehaze as a local adjustment in the Adjustment Brush, […]
Have you ever wondered how to quickly apply a watermark to your images? Instead of typing some text and customising it with some Layer Styles like Bevel & Emboss, you could just create your own custom signature brush in Photoshop. That’s what have decided to record for you as a video tutorial, as part of […]
Until recently, CSC cameras (or mirrorless cameras as they’re also known) were thought of being much worse and not compared to DSLR cameras. However, recent improvements in CSC cameras (CSC – Compact System Cameras) saw them become a serious competition for DSLRs. So what I want to share with you are some reasons why you […]
Ever been stuck with a photo or image that’s just not right? Not quite the way you’d like it? Or needs to be perfect? You may want to change or add any of the following: picture size. Composition. Colours. Cropping. Contrast. Shading. Special effects. Caption. Text. And maybe more. The simplest solution is image editing […]
Have you ever wondered where your Lightroom presets, especially the ones you create, are being stored? What about when you want to move your presets to another computer or to another installation of Lightroom? I get asked that quite a lot so I decided to create a video on that and that’s the theme for […]
With nature at our doorstep we have a number of photographic opportunities. And they often are closer than you think… Just step into your garden (or a local park if you don’t have a garden) and you will find so many opportunities to photograph flowers and other plants or insects. If you do have a […]
Have you checked the new Dehaze feature in Adobe Photoshop CC 2015? You probably have so what I thought I could do was to create a video about another approach to Dehaze. What we have seen so far, mostly, were videos with using Dehaze on images taken early morning. But what about using images taken […]
Adobe made quite a big announcement that involves Photoshop CS6 owners. Adobe have announced that the next update to Camera Raw – Adobe Camera Raw 9.1.1 – is going to be the last one for Creative Suite 6 owners (Photoshop CS6, Bridge CS6). What it means is that from now on, only Creative Cloud subscribers […]
There are a couple of “rules” when it comes to shooting landscapes: follow rule-of-thirds, use lead-in lines and include interesting foreground. Rule-of-thirds is a great way to add balance in the image by positioning the main subject/object at one third of the image (on intersecting lines when you divide an image frame into nine equally […]
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