The world has been abuzz today with news of the Creative Suite announcement, and that of Creative Cloud. For the most part it’s Photoshop that interests photographers, but there is far more in the suite that should appeal to them. The new features of Photoshop have been visible in the public Beta, so let’s not […]
Continue ReadingOne of the great features of Lightroom is the direct integration with Photoshop, allowing users to quickly merge files for HDR, Panoramas and into Layers. Of course not everyone needs or can justify the expense of Photoshop, so for some, Photoshop Elements is a better choice. As an Elements user, recent Adobe Community Professional, Matt […]
Continue ReadingThe concept of masking is pretty simple to follow. A read world example should suffice. When we paint our wall, we put tape on our light fittings, door and window frames, to prevent paint getting on them. The standard tape used is called masking tape. In Lightroom we use masks in a few places, for […]
Continue ReadingPhotoshop CS4 is now available, along with Camera Raw 5.0, a new generation of the Camera Raw pipeline. Version 5.0 doesn’t contain all the new camera updates from 4.6, but 5.1 will be released shortly to being them to par.For Lightroom users, CS4 will automatically replace CS3 in the Edit in Photoshop menu item. To […]
Continue ReadingLoads of information over at Photoshop News, along with tutorials and a link to Martin Evenings CS3 book. There is a free download of the first chapter. This does apply to Lightroom in a big way because Camera RAW 4.0 Beta is included and contains features found in Lightrooms Develop Module, including Fill Light, Recovery […]
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