Articles and tutorials about post processing, digital retouching, and photo workflow
Photographers are often confused when it come to standard paper sizes. Few people know that we are using two different systems. Firstly, the standard print lab sizes provided by local print shops i.e. the local Fujifilm, Kodak, Foto First etc. Then there is the standard iso sizes offered by modern ink-jet printers. Here's a breakdown of the various print sizes available
Adobe recently launched Lightroom Classic CC; we take a quick look at the latest performance increases and offer tips on how to get more speed in Lightroom
Big changes have come to Lightroom as we know it. Adobe has launched an all-new, strictly cloud-based "Lightroom CC" while renaming the existing one to "Lightroom Classic CC"
We shed some light on what we think is the best computer for photo editing and hope to save you a lot of time, money, and heartache...
Who doesn't love free stuff? This week, we are giving away our Steel-Series, Lightroom develop presets, absolutely for free!
Google has just announced that their popular photo software, Nik Collection; have been made available for free download!
Nolan Lister shares a tip on how to use the power of colour to enhance mood in your portraits | Mini Tutorial
Shooting a Cinematic and Narrative story using a Lego Bionicle | A quick photography project by John Fox...
Adobe's Photoshop CC and Lightroom is now available for $9,99 per month for South African Photographers!
Lightroom 5 Beta Review Lightroom software provides the user with a complete set of tools that range from cataloguing images to output... It boasts with quick, one-click adjustments to intricate controls; With this one of a kind software you can organize your photo libraries, enhance your photographs, create slideshows, design photo albums for showcasing your images, to even uploading your photographs to the web and sharing it with your friends.
I've come across this fantastic 2 hour video by B&H Photo Video wherein Andy Graber, instructor at Parsons School of Design, and long time Photoshop expert, shares his insights into Photoshop CS6. Take the time off and watch this video you deserve it!
Elements is a "cut down" version of proper Photoshop. Even though Elements lacks a few features, it does not come with the insane price-tag of Photoshop CS5. Even though it is cheaper (Far Cheaper), Elements still has enough tools and power to satisfy most photographers needs. That is, if you're not running a large commercial studio etc...
