Adobe Photoshop has been the de facto photography/image editing program for many years. However, for many people, Photoshop is either too expensive, too great of a learning curve, too overwhelming, or any combination of the above. Sometimes, all a photo needs to go from good to great is a little tweaking. Adobe heard the cries, and has developed Adobe Photoshop Express, an app that lets users edit and share images quickly and easily.
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Great job, Tim and Guy, at the noon Saturday MacworldLive streaming video podcast from Moscone Center in San Francisco. Thanks to Sam Levin for
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MOO specializes in a variety of cards, using an online process. The company has a small family of cards and accessories. Read Mark Rudd’s
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The DVD lessons are presented by Tim Grey, digital photography author and educator, and Mikkel Aaland, documentary photographer, author, educator, and world traveler. The video chapter layout is thoughtfully organized to guide the viewer about the newest features in Lightroom.
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The wildlife photographs in this book are beautiful and numerous. I found the chapter layout to be non-descriptive; chapters that are titled “And That’s How You Do It” or “Hold On To Your Pants” may be humorous but for quick reference quite ineffective.
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Eye-Fi X2 Cards: Pro X2: $149.99 Explorer S2: $99.00 Geo X2: $69.00 Connect X2: $49.00 iPhone App: FREE http://www.eye.fi/ When IÂ reviewed my first Eye-Fi
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Like many Photoshop users I upgrade to the current version when the need for the newest features becomes too tempting to ignore. The latest version of Adobe Photoshop is CS5. A bevy of extraordinary new improvements such as Content-Aware Fill, Camera Raw 6, Brushes, Puppet Warp, Refine Edge Dialog, amongst others, make this application a creative and more efficient way to process workflow.
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A four minute interview with our newest writer, in which Suze discusses digital photography, Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom, iPhonongraphy, book reviews, and video reviews. We
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I recently purchased an Epson 3880 printer for digital black and white printing to replace my Epson 2200. The older printer consistently produced a notorious green cast no matter how often I calibrated or what ICC profile I used. Many prints showed metamerism or bronzing.
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As digital photography has rapidly increased in popularity in recent years, so have advanced photographic techniques such as High Dynamic Range Imaging, commonly known as HDR. Digital cameras are limited in the range of light intensity they can handle in a given scene. Situations with both very bright and dark areas will exceed the dynamic range capability of the camera sensor.
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Last June I presented my first look at Photoshop CS5, and I was very impressed with the new features. Back then I felt it was definitely worth the upgrade. After many more weeks of using the software it is time to reevaluate and see if my opinion is the same or has changed.
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Guest review by Suzé Gilbert Book Review: The Photoshop CS5 Pocket Guide By Brie Glyncild Peachpit Press $14.99 US, $17.99 CN I recently upgraded
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FotoMagico makes quick work of creating a slideshow, complete with music if you desire. Photos, music, and movies are shown in the right-hand sidebar; just drag and drop the media onto the storyboard. FotoMagico can take over from here, and add transitions and zooms to your photos. Another option is to create an Instant Slideshow, which gives the user a little more control over the output. The short movie below is an example of adding pictures and music to the storyboard and letting FotoMagico do its thing.
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On this episode of the MyPhotoTech Podcast – Traveling With Our Photo-Tech Gear, and I will share with you lots of tips, tricks and suggestions for the proper and optimal way to travel with your gear.
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Have you ever created a slideshow of your favorite photos, but wished it could have a little more pizazz? Would you like more control of the motion, transitions, even the music in the slideshow? Let me show you Photo to Movie.
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Digital pictures have life after death
Adobe Photoshop is a standard for image editing. It has a lot of great tools for making a good picture great, or even a lousy picture a lot better. However, there are times when the tools in Photoshop are not enough, or are not fast enough. Image Doctor 2 by Allen Skin Software aims to help with those times when you need more than Photoshop can offer.
The Canon EOS Digital Rebel Personal Training DVD seems to be aimed at first-time DSLR owners, and Rick Sammon certainly has far more than a few things to teach them. Much of the material is pretty universal, but the DVD is specifically aimed at owners of Canon’s Rebel XTi.
MyMac.com’s John Nemorovski, his wife Barbara, and David Weeks checked out the newest Apple store in Tucson, Arizona!
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The Nemo Memo – CaliPhoto Part 3
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