This category houses Artisan HD’s Adobe Photoshop archive. Here you’ll find helpful photoshop tips and tricks. Read blogs featuring Artisan HD brand ambassadors and how they use Photoshop in creating their artwork. You can also learn about how Artisan HD uses Adobe Photoshop to create and print high-quality digital art. Many of the blogs in this category offer Photoshop resources for photographers. Learn how this tool can help you take your work to the next level.
Big images call for close attention to sharpening. Here are some different views on a subject that ae Sharpening with Unsharp Mask: "Sharpening filters emphasize the edges in the image, or the differences between adjacent light and dark sample points in an image. The generic Sharpen or Sharpen More filters are often for graphics, and [...]
... but the tips here on using brushes is very good. One thing that is good about PShop is that what worked in 7 will probably work the same in CS2. Jay Arraich's Photoshop Tips - Using PS7 Brushes: "t’s pretty frustrating to be in possession of the Photoshop 7 Brushes palette when you can’t [...]
Interesting article that will show you how to correct the barrel distortion caused by many of today's digital camera lenses. (Now, if you paid 2K for that sweet Canon 85mm, f1.2... and you are still getting barrel distortion... well, you shouldn't be getting any distortion at all.) The settings that you create with this article [...]
I needed a specific look for shot I was working on last night. I found this site and it has a great roundup of filters and plug-ins. Check it out if you are looking for a single place to see lots of filters. Photoshop Filters, the complete freeware and commercial source.: "This site is all [...]
Photography Corner provides this concise article on better b&w images. Basic B&W - The Next Step | PhotographyCorner.com: "Everywhere you look, you see suggestions of using saturation rather than the remove color option available in Photoshop. It’s supposed to be better. What they don’t tell you, is specifically WHY it’s better. Well, if you use [...]
Did you even know about the list? Adobe is an important supporter of our work as photographers. Their professional listing page seems an excellent place to be listed from. You must be a member of a professional organization, but that is the only requirement. BTW... don't put a listing there if you don't have a [...]
...(truly sorry for that ;-) ) Anyway, here's a pretty substantial set of links for developing panoramas and larger images when you aren't able to shoot a large image in a single shot. PHOTOgraphical.NET - Making a Panorama: "Let's jump right into it. This summer I was in Norway and managed to get a number [...]
Here is a nice set of online tutorials that should be a great intro to simple PShop techniques.Russell Brown Tips & Techniques: "ADOBE PHOTOSHOP TIPS & TECHNIQUESWelcome to the official, Russell Brown tips & techniques page. This is your one-stop shopping location for the latest in hot new tips from the one, and only, Dr. [...]
Some of these are pretty cool. NOTE: these are plugins, not actions.10 Free Plug-ins to Enhance Photoshop: "Whether you're talking about a browser or an advanced 3D graphics modeler, plug-ins are a way to get more punch out of your application. And when it comes to upgrading a program's usability, Photoshop boasts one of the [...]
This fabulous book will give you some serious insight into the building of a large, panoramic print. From the composition to the digital work, the tutorials are concise and easy to follow. Not necessarily for the amateur, the professional, especially those familiar with Photoshop, will find the book fascinating. I predict a renewed interest in [...]
