Saturday July 4 2009
An Online Community for Digital Photographers

Photoshop Actions by Mike Warren

Coaching: Session 5

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My recent coaching session on HDR generated a question: if you make a panorama that combines exposures, which should you do first? Blend the exposures or stitch the panorama?

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Coaching: Session 4

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Lowell Franga is a long and avid supporter of The Light's Right community. I've used his photographs for two coaching sessions. This will be the third.

A word of warning up front! This coaching session will focus a lot on techniques that assume intermediate Photoshop experience. To gain the most from ths coaching session, you should be comfortable with the terminology and techniques for selections, masks, and compositing. You might want to read some basic information on HDR (High Dynamic Range), too.

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Abduzeedo

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I stumbled upon this site. I's oriented for designers, but I believe many will find it loaded with inspirational designs. For example, I highlighted a tutorial today on adding a watercolor effect in Photoshop.

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Super Cool Watercolor Effect in 10 steps in Photoshop

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Here's a nice watercolor effect using masks and watercolor texture brushes.

LayersTV: Episode 94

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RC Concepcion and Corey Barker are back in the studio. This week Corey has a tutorial showing how to wrap a graphic around a 3D object in Adobe Illustrator and RC tries to clear up some of the confusion about using the Pen tool in Illustrator and Photoshop.

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Photoshop User TV: Episode 192

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Scott Kelby, Dave Cross, and Matt Kloskowski are back with another episode of Photoshop User TV. Tips galore this week!

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Helicon Focus

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As Michael Reichmann notes, " Digital tools continue to expand photographer's horizons." Photoshop CS4 has improved its tools for blending photos. Using stacked images to extend depth of field goes to a whole new level with Helicon Focus. At last, that's the conclusion of Mark Dubovoy.

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How To Photograph Fireworks

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This is a timely tutorial for American photographers: how to successfully photography 4th of July fireworks.

Brush Pilot

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Brush Pilot is a tool for quickly previewing Photoshop and Photoshop Elements brushes (.abr files) without the need to load them in Photoshop. Available for Mac OS only. Free download preview available.

Rick Sammon: A Lightroom Lesson for Outdoor Portraiture

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Rick Sammon is a respected author on digital photography. His latest tutorial for his Eyes on Africa series demonstrates how to use the Vignette tool in Adobe Lightroom 2 to add visual impact to outdoor portraiture.

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A Bit of History

The Light's Right started as an online gallery site for the digital photography of Glenn E. Mitchell II and a place for sharing his Adobe Photoshop resources. The site has evolved into an online community with articles, blogs, forums, news, and lots of free resources for digital photographers. The new site has a broader point-of-view. It covers everything related to digital photography: cameras and other gear, photographic technique, and processing digital photos. Please feel free to bookmark this site or share it with others on your social network. We want this site to be among the most active sites for digital photography resources.

Yet Another Site?

There are lots of sites dedicated to digital photography. So why do we need another? One word: community. Most of the sites are business ventures with a commercial soul. This site is all about community and helping digital photographers get the most from their gear. It's open to new voices. People can come here and post critical comments about their experiences with photographic gear and software. There's limited advertising to help pay for the video downloads, but what keeps it going is community support. People here care passionately about digital photography and want to share with others.

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