Archive for the ‘Post Processing Tutorials’ Category
With Aperture 3 supporting presets and with the Nikon D7000 being such a spectacular camera, I decided to use Nikon Capture NX, download a couple of RAW files and adjust aperture on the same monitor until they matched. Aperture’s import … More…
The thing about Aperture that got me hooked in the first place was its intuitive work-flow and logical layout. Something that was widely overlooked though ar the keyboard shortcuts that make working with Aperture a REAL treat. Consider this: you … More…
Ok my initial review of Aperture 3 might have been focused on the social networking features (useless and i stand by that notion) but MAN does Aperture 3 have an awesome feature. Something that Lightroom (3) will not have and … More…
This is a very good approach to make photos look more detailed and bring out more detail in the darker areas instead of using High Dynamic Range (HDR) or overexposing the highlights.
This tutorial was done with Photoshop Elements 8 … More…
Post processing is a part of Photography just like taking the picture is. It’s like developing the film. You should try to get as much right in-camera the first time but you can adjust quite a bit in order to … More…
