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When working in Photoshop, you can use Layer Sets and Snapshots to save all your corrections up to that point. I’ve used Layer sets to do color and B&W versions of an image and have it all saved in one PSD file. Just turn on the set you want and then export or print.
Lightroom has [...]

Users of Photoshop CSx, Elements and Paintshop Pro can all benefit from a cool filter from OprikverveLabs. Their VirtualPhotographer filter is available for nothing from their website. It has about 50 presets built in and lots of others you can grab from them. They’ve recently updated it to be compatible with Vista.
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Quick, go run and get the Lightroom 1.2 update at the Adobe website. And if you also use Photoshop CS3 or Elements 5 (or Elements 4.01 MAC) you’ll have to get the Adobe Camera Raw 4.2 Update too. The ACR (and DNG) update will give you full compatibility when moving between Lightroom and your [...]

Wacom has introduced a new line of pen tablets called Bamboo. The basic Bamboo is only $70, comes in black only and ships with no extra software. The Bamboo Fun starts at $99, but is available in two different sizes. It’s made in 4 different colors: Black, Silver, White and Bright Blue. The Fun model [...]

Previously onOneSoftware had released these presets for Lightroom. So many people asked for them for Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) and now Jack Davis delivers. Users of Photoshop Element 5 won’t be able to take advantage of these time saving tools. Dang!! The install files looks for Photoshop CS3 and ACR 4.1 or it won’t install.
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High Dynamic Range (HDR) photos allow you to capture good detail in the highlights and shadows when photographing scenes that exceed your cameras capabilities. Many Digital SLRs can only effectively handle 4-5 Fstops of scene brightness.
After Capture magazine has 2 articles in it’s latest issue (and online) detailing the shooting methods and software to do [...]