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How To Fix a Strong Halo in Photoshop Halo’s can appear naturally in photography, in a similar way to an optical illusion. Where lighter tones meet darker tones there’s sometime a sense that the tones are even brighter than they really are, thus creating a halo effect. However, a strong halo is usually the result […]
Why Use Luminosity Masks in Exposure Blending In the cold we wait; in the rain we hope, and during the night we look up at the sky and wonder when, if ever, those clouds will clear. As photographers we have little control over the conditions in which we shoot. We have our optimism, which, in […]
How to Auto Focus Stack using Photoshop Focus stacking is a great tool to have in your arsenal when it comes to photo editing. If you understand the concept and how it is done you really can take your photography to a higher level. You can go out with your camera with more confidence by […]
7 Mobile Photography Tips Every Photographer Should Know 7 Mobile Photography Tips Every Photographer Should Know Article is by Kyla Stewart. If you would like to write for us, please read here. Photography is a hobby enjoyed by millions of people all over the world. Some will take pictures of landscapes, some will do portraits and some will […]
Avoid Find And Fix Oversaturation in Photoshop We can all get carried away with colour saturation when we’re editing. We have a fantastic and simple technique that you can do at the end of every edit that will help you with over saturation. Of course, this is if you don’t want bright and vibrant colours […]
Split Toning Effect in Photoshop Split toning is a really effective way to adjust the colour and luminosity tones in our images. It can bring an overall balance to tonal values. There’s a number of ways that you can do Split Toning in Photoshop. The technique that we use in the tutorial is the easiest […]
