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Photo Filters

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Anonymous, 31 July 2009 11:26

For adjusting tones in your images, an excellent way is to use Photoshop’s built in Photo Filters, found by going to Image > Adjustments > Photo Filters or from the Adjustment Layer list in the Layers palette. It’s always best to use an Adjustment Layer if you want to work non-destructively. There are 20 Photo Filter presets to choose from ...

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Photo Filters

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Anonymous, 31 July 2009 11:26

For adjusting tones in your images, an excellent way is to use Photoshop’s built in Photo Filters, found by going to Image > Adjustments > Photo Filters or from the Adjustment Layer list in the Layers palette. It’s always best to use an Adjustment Layer if you want to work non-destructively. There are 20 Photo Filter presets to choose from ...

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David Hobby on the phenomenon that's Strobism

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Anonymous, 01 April 2009 09:31

Strobist website boss David Hobby has built up a worldwide following, but it's in the gloomy UK that we're most passionate about using off-camera flash. David Hobby worked for more than 20 years as a newspaper photographer in his native USA before starting his free blog site Strobist.com in 2006, explaining how to use small flashguns creatively. It now has ...

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Choose the right lens for the job

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Anonymous, 06 October 2008 12:29

Lens ChoiceLenses have an obvious affect on composition - the shorter the focal length, the wider the view; the longer the focal length, the narrower the view. But this is only part of the story when it comes to composition. The other (and in many ways more powerful) tool you have to hand, is the ability to use your viewpoint ...

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Lens Hood

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Anonymous, 15 September 2008 17:35

A lens hood is usually made from strong plastic material and is fitted onto the front of a lens, shielding it from sun flare. The geometry of a lens hood can vary between different lenses and the more complex tulip hoods are generally used on telephoto lenses to prevent the hood from blocking the field of view. Wide-angle lens hoods ...

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Copyright for UK based photographers

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Anonymous, 15 August 2008 17:12

The creator of a photograph is the owner of the copyright, unless they're in employment where copyright generally belongs to their employer. This however depends on the contractual agreement between the two parties.Under UK law, only the copyright owner can licence the use of a photograph by a third party. This means reproducing the work in any form, including the ...

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The Diploma in Creative and Media (Levels 1-3)

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Anonymous, 22 July 2008 16:15

The Diploma in Creative and Media is a brand new qualification that will be implemented autumn 2008. It’s aimed at young people aged 14-19 who would like to work in industries requiring specific skills. Because this is a new qualification, it won’t be taught in every school and college straight away. The qualifications are claimed to offer students with choices ...

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TIFF

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Anonymous, 11 July 2008 09:50

TIFF (Tagged-Image File Format) files are an extremely versatile file format that are popular among both photographers and designers. This is because they are supported by nearly all image-editing and desktop publishing (DTP) applications and can also be inserted into word processing documents. Unlike JPEGs, TIFFs are a lossless format so no matter how many times you save or copy ...

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Close-up Filters

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Anonymous, 13 June 2008 09:00

Close-up filters (often referred to as lenses) are a way of accomplishing macro shots without the expense of a macro lens. These screw-in filters are available in a variety of strengths. Most common are +1, +2, +3, +4 and +10 dioptres. A dioptre is a unit of measurement referring to the optical power of a lens. A +10 filter is ...

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Workspace

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Anonymous, 24 April 2008 09:55

You can customize the palette locations in a workspace. You also have the option to save custom workspaces and switch between them. In Photoshop, you can also customize menu items and keyboard shortcuts for faster working.If you happen to move any of your palettes around you can always reset them to default by going to Window > Workspace > Reset ...

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Make the most of midday light for landscapes

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Anonymous, 24 October 2007 14:08

After about 10am when the sun’s really high in the sky, most landscape photographers start heading for home. Admittedly, the blue skies and bright lighting are not great for producing moody or atmospheric images – colours can look washed out and short shadows make scenery look flat – but these conditions can still produce striking photographs.  On dull overcast days ...

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