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Soft or Silky Water Shots
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| Get that ‘Soft Water” look in your photos.
Someone asked me to write some experience tips on getting water to look soft which I’ve used with waterfalls, rivers, creeks, and the ocean. This can be used for any water that’s moving.
First thing I always shoot in Manual Mode so that is what I will discuss. Your .. |
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How to create contact sheets (proofs) for clients in Adobe Bridge
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| It is fairly easy to create contact sheets for clients and I will try to explain how to do this in Adobe Bridge. I beleive lightroom, iPhoto can also do this along with Aperture 3 (mac only). It takes a matter of minutes to set this up.
Before I do any of this, I batch rename my files, I usually do this at time of.. |
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Automating watermarks in photoshop
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| Many people have watermarks or logos they place on their photos. But How do you actually do it. Do you do it manually all the time?
Here is a way to create an action in photoshop and automate it.
1. You need the software that will allow you to create actions (I beleive photoshop is the only program that has actio.. |
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Perspective Correction With Photoshop
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| Several years ago, I published an Experience Tip on Perspective Correction, using simply the Crop tool and the Perspective box. It is on page 27 or so. Since then I have learned to use Photoshop’s Lens Correction filter in CS5. Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo has a similar function. It is quite a bit more versatile than my .. |
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How to Post Winners in a Daily Challenge
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| People have asked how I post a collage of winners in my Daily Challenges. Here is what I do, using Photoshop CS5, but earlier versions will work the same.
Interesting DC posts that I judge could be Finalists are pulled off of the SOA site by dragging them to my Desktop. (Minimize the window, left click the image and.. |
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Using on-board flash as fill light outdoors
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anneik |
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| Onboard flash can really be your friend when lighting is harsh outdoors - it's a matter of playing with the aperture to get a good DOF that doesn't look too *flashy* but instead just makes things a bit bright and stops action well. Most DSLRs have flash settings you can manually control or you can just let the camera c.. |
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