Targeted Image Sharpening

Targeted Image Sharpening

Image sharpening is usually one of the last steps in editing a digital image.  It’s also where the choices made can either reveal or destroy the fine detail you worked so hard to capture.  In this short video, BPSOP instructor, Mark English,  describes two simple...
Masking Mini Lesson

Masking Mini Lesson

Lightroom 11 introduced a whole raft of new possibilities for using masks in your image editing. Masks allow you to limit an adjustment, or a group of adjustments to a specific area in an image.  Lightroom 11 makes creating and using masks for easier, and most...
Adobe Camera Raw Free Tip

Adobe Camera Raw Free Tip

Rick Burress’ NEW Editing in Adobe Camera RAW for 2022 Tip Check out this video to see how incredibly easy it is. Rick Teaches: The Ultimate Guide to Adobe Bridge The Real Photoshop Course Editing in Adobe Camera Raw...
The “History” feature

The “History” feature

The “History” feature in Adobe Photoshop is indispensable. However, as it stands, History has a horrible flaw. We can fix that flaw with a simple trick—one click—making Photoshop an even more robust image editor. Check out this video to see how incredibly easy it is....
Panoramas quickly and non-destructively

Panoramas quickly and non-destructively

Panoramas are a terrific work-around for very wide or very tall image subjects. Cell phone cameras have this feature built-in, but doesn’t generate either the full-quality of high resolution required for large prints like posters or billboards. Adobe Camera Raw and...

Batch Color Correction

Making your photographic color match the original product or subject precisely is a dedicated art form. It’s usually a tedious and complex task to be performed on every image individually. Rick Burress knows a secret: You can get precise color correction on every...
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