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Rainy Day Photoshop Action

By on October 30, 2006 in Actions, Photoshop, Uncategorized

PanosFX is the creator of some of the best Photoshop actions available. I have posted about some of his actions before and his site is definitely one to watch out for if you are a fun of photoshop actions. Rainy Day is another great action by Panos that works with Photoshop CS and CS2 and [...]

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Eyedropper Tool – Tip

By on March 29, 2006 in Photoshop, Tips, Uncategorized

CreativeGuy has posted a really useful tip about how you can use the eyedropper tool more efficiently. It’s something simple but something that a lot of people that are using Photoshop aren’t aware of. Basically he explains how instead of sampling the color of a single pixel (the default setting) you can choose to sample [...]

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Adobe Camera Raw update

By on January 24, 2006 in Uncategorized

Adobe has released an update of their Camera Raw software which has now reached version 3.3. This update adds support for 17 more digital cameras, among those are the Canon EOS 5D, the Canon EOS 1D Mark II N, the Nikon D200 and the Olympus E-500. This latest version, now supports a total of 113 [...]

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Pop Art Photoshop Tutorial

By on January 12, 2006 in Photoshop, Tutorials, Uncategorized

Recently I found one of the best photoshop tutorials I have read for a while. This tutorial is called pop art and it guides through the process of creating some amazing pop art from your photos. You can read the tutorial here

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Contrast Mask Photoshop Tutorial

By on January 7, 2006 in Photo Retouching, Photoshop, Tutorials, Uncategorized

Contrast masking is a technique used to correct photos that because of the high dynamic range some of it’s areas appear underexposed while the rest of the image appears overexposed. With this technique we are able to reveal details both from the underexposed areas and the overexposed areas. This technique isn’t something new, traditional photographers [...]

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