Yes, Photoshop CS2 has a red-eye removal tool, but it doesn’t always work so well. This technique takes a bit more work, but it’s guaranteed to work.
Want to learn more? Read on.
Philippine photographer Parc Cruz has posted a nice tutorial on Flickr for what he describes as his Contact Lens Workflow. Though I don’t agree with him on all the different steps, I definitely can’t argue with the results.
Yes, that’s me in the photo. It’s a self-portrait I shot as part of a self-portrait project on Epic Edits Weblog. Nope, it’s not a particularly glamorous photo - what do you expect for a shot that took only a couple of minutes to prepare? It’s just a simple mirror shot with [...]
I got a pleasant surprise this afternoon when I checked my stats and found several visitors coming in from DIYPhotography.net. I’ve been a fan of the site since I first came across it a few years ago so it’s quite flattering to get a link from them. I know my DIY category is [...]
I’ve just started processing images from an event that involved two photographers with three cameras - it isn’t fun. What makes my job even tougher is the fact that the clocks on the three cameras aren’t synchronized. Fortunately, I’ve found a way to fix the problem.
See that little beauty to the left? Pretty, ain’t she? That’s one of the cars I shot recently.
See all the pretty little things beside the car? Those are images from our portfolio. We’ve got a few images there that you might want to check out.
The flash, by the way, is [...]
… from your camera. Everybody, it seems, uses the delete button on their cameras. Hey, there must be a reason it’s there, right? Heck, I know I’m guilty of abusing this button too.
It’s about time though that we make this delete button obsolete.
I had a portrait shoot a few weeks ago with a debutante. She asked for some portraits in her sixties-inspired outfits - that was, after all, her them for the party.
Because of the weather, we had to stay indoors for the whole shoot. It’s a good thing though that the interiors of her [...]
Some of the items you should keep in your camera bag aren’t available in most camera stores. You can find them in supermarkets, hardware stores, toy stores, drug stores, and a bunch of other places, but that doesn’t mean they don’t belong in your photography kit.
Knowing what a photographer wants for the holidays is easy -actually being able to afford that item is whole other matter.
I’ve got several gift ideas for photographers under $25. Intrigued? Read on.
