Category «Digital Photography Tips & Info»

Photographic Surprises in Spring – Digital Photography Tip of the Week

Today’s photography tip is a short one.  As Winter is turning to Spring (at least in the Northern Hemisphere where I am) there are many changes occurring around.  The days are getting longer, birds are migrating, flowers are begging to sprout. In the coming weeks, the first early wildflowers will begin to arrive, some already …

One Shot or Continuous Focus – Digital Photography Tip of the Week

Most digital cameras with advanced manual override controls often have multiple focus modes, most often single focus or continuous focus. Today I will explain the difference between both and situations when you may want to use them. Single focus mode will lock focus on your subject and hold that focus point for as long as …

Layer Masks – Digital Photography Tip of the Week

Both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 are great tools that offer precise control over your photographs. Back in the days when I printed my own black and white photographs in my basement darkroom, I used tools for both burning and dodging (adding or holding back exposure) specific parts of my photos. Today’s photo …

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom now for Sale at Adobe.com

Photoshop Lightroom, the much anticipated new software from Adobe is now available for purchase from the Adobe Store.  Developed for professional photographers who need to manage and adjust large volumes of photographs,  Lightroom allows quick and easy adjustment to a large number of images from a variety of formats. Watch here for review of Adobe …

Review your photographs – Digital Photography Tip of the Week

The very first tip I wrote for the Digital Photography Tip of the Week was to not delete you images.This week I am going to ask you to review the photographs that hopefully you have not deleted. While I generally feel that everyone is their own worst critic, it takes some discipline and awareness of …