How To Apply Selective Sharpening in Photoshop Apply Selective Sharpening in Photoshop If you have followed many of our tutorials you will know that we are huge fans of the use of masks and in particular Luminosity Masks. Using masks to accurately make selective changes such as sharpening is definitely our preferred method. However, […]
How To Photograph Star Trails
How To Photograph Star Trails How To Photograph Star Trails article is by Grey Chow, If you would like to write for us, please read here. 1. Camera Equipment Let’s start with the camera equipment first. Here is the list of the equipment you will need to photograph the star trails. Tripod: A sturdy tripod […]
How To Enhance Mountain Ranges In Photoshop
How To Enhance Mountain Ranges In Photoshop Enhancing Mountains In Photoshop This is a really easy technique to use especially if like in this example you have a clear sky. If you don’t have a clear sky then you need to be careful not to warp the sky too much, after this step-by-step tutorial […]
An Awesome Vignette Technique in Photoshop
An Awesome Vignette Technique in Photoshop The Conventional Way To Create A Vignette In Photoshop. The usual method for creating a vignette in Photoshop is to either use a Curves adjustment and darkening the mid-tones. Then we use the Brush tool with a black foreground and brush out the areas that we want to […]
Photography Exposure Bracketing for Beginners
Photography Exposure Bracketing for Beginners Photography Exposure Bracketing for Beginners Automatic Exposure Bracketing – AEB Some cameras can be set to Automatic Exposure Bracketing (AEB) where others can’t. In some cases, setting up AEB can be more difficult than using manual bracketing. For example, my Sony A7 has a dial on the top […]
Tutorial on How to Blend Exposures in Interior Photography
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