Photography Tutorials
Beginner Photoshop Tutorials
Difference Between Mean and Median Stack Modes There are several different stack modes in Photoshop, in this article we’re going to look at the difference between Mean and Median Stack modes. They’re both used for the same purpose which is to blend together multiple images to create a composite. As a result, they help reduce […]
Stacking Images For a Long Exposure In a previous article, we wrote about timelapse photography and how it can be used to capture a single and perfectly balanced image. Taking multiple images of the same scene as it unfolds ensures you capture many variations as the lighting and colours change. From this collection, you can […]
Tips For Shooting Timelapse Photography In this article, our friend Michael Shainblum shares his 5 Tips For Shooting Timelapse Photography. The purpose of Timelapse Photography is to speed up the evolution of a scene for a short video. This could be, how the stars move in the night sky or, a sunrise or sunset. It’s […]
How To Select Branches in Photoshop Cutting out a selection in Photoshop is easy. The problem we have is making an accurate selection. Two things are particularly difficult to make an accurate selection of, hair and branches. This technique will work on both. Because we normally deal with landscape photography tutorials, we’ll concentrate on how […]
How To Bring Out Details In Photoshop There’s an excellent way to enhance images in Photoshop. In this tutorial, we will show you how to bring out details in Photoshop by using the High Pass Filter. We’ll also show you how to target detail enhancements in specific areas using layer masks. Then we’ll finish off […]
5 Photoshop Tips for Landscape Photography In this video, you will learn 5 post-processing techniques that will improve your landscape photography. Adam Williams shares with us, his 5 Photoshop Tips for Landscape Photography. These techniques a super easy and super fast, and can be used in almost every edit. You could quite easily combine these […]
