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digital imaging and workflow
- NVN photoshop actions – the secret sauce
- Photoshop filters – retouching for portraits
- a kid’s studio portrait – lighting setup & post-processing
- Photoshop tips – avoiding moiré when resizing
- Photoshop tips – making your images pop (1)
- Photoshop tips – making your images pop (2) – Topaz Adjust
- favourite image, using post-processing with Topaz Adjust
- Photoshop actions to help with Post Processing after RAW conversion
- digital noise reduction software: Neat Image
- HDR technique by Tom Kaszuba
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- RAW vs JPG – the final discussion
- so I shot in RAW format, now what?
- shooting in RAW as an element of style
- Photoshop action – selective sharpening (download)
- photo session – vintage pinup style (on location)
- post-processing a photo – that summery feeling
- a little less gray – warm tinted B&W images in ACR or Lightroom
- reducing the blue color cast in white clothing
- using local corrections on RAW images in ACR & Bridge / Lightroom
- a persistent problem with Bridge CS3
- photography workflow – back-up plans for your main computer
- photography workflow – back-up plans (update)
- digital workflow tips / office workflow tips
- An easy Photoshop effect for more punch to your photos (model – Aleona)
- world in motion – an example of how an image was edited
- swirl of colour – an example of how a final image was edited
- this happened in Vegas – explaining the post-processing of an image
- NYC photo-shootout redux – editing a photo of a model
- editing an image to simplify it – Julia, Seattle workshop model
- what you see … is not necessarily quite what was there originally
- retro styling
- cappuccino - editing an image with Topaz Adjust
- Photoshop contest winner & another great version
- adding my logo to images – with lots of advice from others
- photographic composition in editing
- Facebook TimeLine – free template for the cover image
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Greetings Neil
Being a long time fan of your work, I took your advice and progressed into shooting RAW.
All can I say to those who are not sure, is yes, yes, yes and yes. I now see the advantages of shooting in RAW.
The manipulation of white balance, exposure etc etc.
Even deliberately shooting slightly over or under exposure (in a test scenario), I can save the image.
I would like to say that as a new comer to RAW, that the following book is a must, as it explains the workings and relationships of the required programme such as Photoshop, Bridge, Camera RAW and DNG.
Real World Camera RAW with Adobe Photoshop CS5 by Jeff SCHEWE and Bruce FRASER.
Cheers
Angelo (Australia)
Comment by Angelo — June 17, 2011 @ 3:53 am