Photography Tutorials
Tutorials
Deconvolution Sharpening In Photoshop What is Deconvolution Sharpening in Photoshop? It is an advanced and intelligent way of sharpening images. Instead of the usual methods of High Pass Sharpening or Unsharp Mask which all simply try to make images appear sharper. The way those methods work in their most basic form is by finding edges […]
Combining Luminosity Masking With Focus Stacking In Photoshop Combining Luminosity Masking With Focus Stacking In Photoshop article is by Coen Janse, If you would like to write for us, please read here. Having your photos sharp front to back can be tricky, especially with certain compositions. In addition to that, achieving a balanced exposure in your […]
Finding Landscape Photography Inspiration Locally Times are hard, we’re in our third national lockdown here in the UK. It’s extremely difficult to get motivated to pick up the camera and leave the house this time. This is made even more difficult by local travel restrictions where we can only leave the house for essential travel […]
Increase Texture And Clarity in Photoshop One of our favourite methods to increase texture and clarity in Photoshop is by using a High Pass sharpening technique which we’ve covered previously. We also have a brilliant technique for removing noise and sharpening detail, but this only works if you have multiple exposures. What if you only […]
A Truly Transparent Blur Layer In Photoshop Recently a Raya Pro user got in touch with us to ask for help in his workflow. They wanted to know how to make a transparent blur layer in photoshop using Raya Pro or Lumi32. Here is the email we received. I have a question that maybe you […]
Use Foreground To Improve Composition The foreground captured in a photo can make or break your composition. We often get carried away with concentrating on photographing a subject that we sometimes neglect the foreground. We might not completely dismiss the foreground entirely, but we can be susceptible to just accepting a foreground. We shouldn’t. Instead […]