5 Ways to Get Perfect Colors in Photoshop

Getting the colors in your photos right can be surprisingly difficult. There’s lots of ways in which colors can be off and even more ways to manipulate them in Photoshop. In this article, I’m featuring 5 advanced techniques for changing or correcting the colors in your photos.

After the Camera – 5DayDeal Video Review

David DuChemin’s video course “After the Camera” is an exceptional piece of photo education that will help you improve your creative side. In this video, I am giving you my review of the course that was part of the 2017 Complete Photography Bundle. The bundle event ended on October 18th 2017. If you missed it, join our newsletter community, so we can notify you about the next big 5DayDeal event.

Photoshop for Photographers CC 2017 – 5DayDeal Video Review

In this video, I am giving you my review of Serge Ramelli’s video course “Photoshop for Photographers CC 2017”. This course was part of the 2017 Complete Photography Bundle which has ended on October 18th 2017. If you missed it, join our newsletter community, so we can notify you about the next big 5DayDeal event.

The Art of Photography – 5DayDeal Video Review

In this video, I take a closer look at Jimmy McIntyre’s “The Art of Photography” video course. This course was part of the 2017 Complete Photography Bundle which has ended on October 18th 2017. If you missed it, join our newsletter community, so we can notify you about the next big 5DayDeal event.

5 Clever Noise Reduction Techniques in Photoshop

Applying noise reduction to your images can be a real science. Any tool you use is faced with the almost impossible task of getting rid of the noise while retaining the details of your image. In this article, I’ll feature 4 great noise reduction techniques, that come for free if you have Photoshop and one that requires a paid plugin.

Sharpening in Photoshop – The Complete Guide

Sharpening is one of those things in post-processing that makes a lot of people scratch their heads. There are multiple sharpen tools in Photoshop, some additional techniques that work without these tools, and a range of sharpening plugins. So, how do these methods work and which one is right for you or your specific image?