Although icons can make some tasks as simple as pressing a button, sometimes the keyboard is still faster or easier. While in the Expert Tab section of the Editor you have many button/ icons and I use almost all. Below … Continue reading
A brief overview of file formats generally used with images. JPEG is used in the majority of the camera that are not SLR cameras. The SLR cameras have the option to use this file format and the RAW file format. … Continue reading
This approach to converting a picture to black and white results in an image very similar to the results given when using the process for Blog post #34. The only advantage to this approach, and it’s a LARGE advantage: if … Continue reading
Adjusting the image for pure black and whites was at the forefront of the work done by Ansel Adams. This adjustment is subjective and cannot always be achieved as in photographs on a grey day or a strong color picture. … Continue reading
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These changes are optional. If you have limited memory space on your computer, consider the first two listed. In the Fix/Edit mode… Above in the menu Edit >Preferences >General. Look for the “Export Clipboard.” Click on it to UNcheck mark … Continue reading
We will now venture into the Fix/Edit interface of this program, finally! So get excited, although it will still take a few more posts for you to gain total control (we will explore some of the automated features first.) Select … Continue reading
A brief overview of file formats generally used: JPEG is used in the majority of the cameras that are not SLR cameras. The SLR cameras have the option to use this file and the RAW file format. The jpeg is … Continue reading
To take the scare out of scary, you buy insurance. To insure your pictures are protected, you create a copy of the image BEFORE you make any edits or adjustments. OK, so I don’t always do it before, as it … Continue reading
Importing images, blogs #2, #3 gave the basic formula for importing images. To build on that information, let’s explore other ways of getting images from the hard drive into Photoshop Element’s workflow. If you have pictures in folders that PSE … Continue reading
Although icons do make some tasks as simple as “a button,” sometimes I find that using the keyboard is faster. Here are some of my personal, daily use operations: Before manipulating any picture – Ctrl + J gives you a … Continue reading
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