if anyone knows of any good tutorials on Photoshop I would be very grateful to.
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Lovely..Lin
I am amazed that you have produced all your photographs thus far without Photoshop. You must surely have had some other software, given the quality of your landscapes.
Julieanne Kost and Scott Kelby both do very good You Tube Videos on using PS (there are thousands out there) and I can recommend John Gravett's book "Photoshop for Landscape Photographers" and also Scott Kelby has a number of books on the subject, all are good.
Julieanne Kost and Scott Kelby both do very good You Tube Videos on using PS (there are thousands out there) and I can recommend John Gravett's book "Photoshop for Landscape Photographers" and also Scott Kelby has a number of books on the subject, all are good.
Quote:I am amazed that you have produced all your photographs thus far without Photoshop. You must surely have had some other software, given the quality of your landscapes.
Julieanne Kost and Scott Kelby both do very good You Tube Videos on using PS (there are thousands out there) and I can recommend John Gravett's book "Photoshop for Landscape Photographers" and also Scott Kelby has a number of books on the subject, all are good.
Thank you, I use Lightroom and probably it will remain my work horse for landscapes but having Photoshop and not knowing how to use it is frustrating, thanks for all the info I will be checking out all the names you have given me 😃
You've managed to retain the texture and detail in the lovely rose Patricia.
Trial and error with Photoshop - too much of any slider can degrade the image
but it is great to bring back detail in shadows and highlights if the light is bright
and strong contrasts in a scene.
Masking is useful too to brighten/darken an area but not the whole image.
Kate
Trial and error with Photoshop - too much of any slider can degrade the image
but it is great to bring back detail in shadows and highlights if the light is bright
and strong contrasts in a scene.
Masking is useful too to brighten/darken an area but not the whole image.
Kate
