Archive for the ‘Photoshop’ Category
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Ready To Move Up To A Graphics Tablet?
The Wacom Intuos4 Medium Pen Tablet
If you’re a Photoshop user, you’re more familiar with the problems of editing than others. For graphic artists, the mouse as a pointing device just doesn’t suffice. Its just too crude of a pointing, tracing or drawing tool. If you’re using the touch pad on a laptop, its even more of crude process.
Photoshop Lightroom 3 BETA Available for Free Download
You know, while we’re at celebrating the 20th anniversary of Photoshop with Adobe, we should mention that they do have a trial download of Lightroom 3 Beta. This is a nice opportunity to test out the next coming version of Lightroom, or getting your feet wet before you decide to move up to Lightroom as part of your overall digital darkroom solution.
Happy 20th Anniversary Photoshop
Adobe is celebrating Photoshop’s 20th anniversary with a cool web page on their site. A nice visit to the past to see how far they’ve gone in helping revolutionize the industry, and you and I as artists. Visit http://www.photoshop20anniversary.com. And by the way, thank you Adobe!
Discover High Dynamic Range (HDR) Imaging
An Excerpt from Improve Your Photography: 50 Essential Digital Photography Tips & Techniques
HDR represents a major development in the past few years for new techniques for digital photographers. I rate this pretty high, up there with the advent of RAW image file formats, full frame digital SLRs, Lightroom and Aperture.
Get Photoshop CS4 for $200
Did you ever want to use a licensed version of Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended but didn’t want to shell out the $899 for it? We can understand that. You could pick up a Canon Digital Rebel T1I for about that price, or put a down payment on a car.
Abstracts With The Photoshop Liquify Tool
In the article Blur as an Element of Composition, I showed you how to use the Motion Blur tool in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements to take simple uninteresting (or interesting, you choose!) images and transform them into abstract art.
The Thin Black Line
This is a quick lesson that I picked up through the Epson Print Academy about 5 years ago. Real simple. If you want to add elegance to your images that you display on the web, in print, or even on a digital projector, add a thin border, either white or black, depends on the background.
Ten Things To Love About Photoshop
The tool of choice for serious digital photographers has always been Adobe Photoshop. We’re now into version 11, now called CS4, and the versions keep coming every few years. Upgrading every two years may not be necessary for the casual user, for the professional, its often desired.
