Photoshop

Anatomy of the Histogram

The histogram. It seems a little daunting at first, but it's really quite simple, and extremely useful. The easy explanation: The histogram (as seen below) is simply a bar graph that represents the amount of each shade of gray in an image, with black represented on the ...

B&W Workshop

We go over a variety of ways to change your images into B&W - from simple desaturation to gradient maps and channel mixer. We then also go over some ways to add grain to the images. This article includes image examples with linked videos to show how it was done.

Tips and Tricks

A kind of long but cool list of shortcuts and tips for the PC and Mac OS's and of course Photoshop.

A little Thing Called Anti-Aliasing

In this article we take a look at anti-aliasing in Photoshop, and the different options of Sharp, Crisp, Strong and Smooth.

The 5 Step Vignette in Photoshop

A simple and easy way to add a vignette to an image.

Color Settings in CS3

For those of you who bring your images to a lab for printing, you've probably run into the problem of not having your images saved in sRGB..

Images and Their Histograms - Examples

Check out the following examples and their respective histograms from this shoot. When possible, I corrected the image in Adobe Camera RAW and Photoshop to show a comparison histogram.

Using Hue & Saturation To Enhance Your Images

Using the Hue/Saturation dialog in Photoshop CS3 allows you to selectively change the hue, saturation and lightness (or luminosity) of each of the color channels.

Color Correcting - the Curves Dialog

In this article we go over the curves dialog in Photoshop CS3.

Color Correcting - the Levels Dialog

This is an indepth article on color correcting with levels in Photoshop CS3.

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