Photoshop Tutors

Chris Ward asked: Open Adobe Photoshop Click on the ‘File’ menu, then select ‘Open’ and browse for the image file you wish to work on. Cropping an Image Using the Rectangular Marquee Tool (Square dashed line) in the top left of the Tools Palette draw a box around the area of image you [...]

Canon has published a statement in response to concerns raised about the EOS 5D Mk II. The announcement addresses the widely discussed ‘Black Dot’ and ‘Vertical Banding’ issues being reported by owners and potential owners who have been scrutinizing the camera’s output. The company says it is investigating both issues and will work on ‘measures to reduce or eliminate these phenomena.’

Digital cameras have reinvented photography. Based on “no film theory,” digital cameras have started a whole new era of photography where the information is stored as digital-bytes in the form of pixels, which we all know, are tiny colored dots represented by ones and zeros. And the camera keeps the pictures, you have taken, safe and ready to view/ store/print. As the captured pictures are stored in digital form, almost every computer and other electronic viewing and printing device can read them too.

Contrary to what many will have you believe learning beginners tips and tricks in photography just isn’t that hard. There are of course differences between the old film cameras and the new Digital cameras which you will need to be aware of.

Dread of the dusty sensor

Gosnap.co.uk asked: To produce a photo with selective colour, you first need to convert the photo to Mono. This must be your first piece of post processing on this photo, do not crop the photo until you have completed the selective colouring. Follow the steps below to convert your photo to mono, then see the [...]

Greg Patterson asked: It is a common problem. You have captured some adorable photographs of your new baby boy and can’t wait to show them off to your friends and family only to be disappointed, when you look at them on your computer or pick them up from the photo lab, by the terrible red [...]

Greg Patterson asked: You might find it assistful to apply a masking on your photo to choose which areas you want to change and leave untouched before you apply any of these special effects. You can create a soft fade between the areas with effects added and those without.This is called masking and can be [...]