Last year I did a video for the “12 months with Matt” group on Luminosity Masking. Since then, I’ve changed a few things about the way I explain it. Plus I figured many of you could use a refresher, or maybe haven’t seen it if you’re new.
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Having about 6 months under our belt of reviewing photos here in Plus, I’ve seen the copyright/watermark question come up a number of times. If you’ve watched any of my videos in the photo critiques, you’ll know I’m pretty against that watermark/copyright text in your photos and I usually tell you to remove it. Here’s an example of something I see a lot.
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Hi all. We’re wrapping up our print week today with a video on sending your photos to some one else to print. It could be a photo lab, or just a friend with a printer. Either way, here’s some of the best methods and settings for saving your photos to print, if you’re not printing them yourself.
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See the new non-destructive workflow inside of ON1 Photo RAW. One of the cool things about non-destructive editing is that the original photo (any file type Photo RAW can read – raw, jpeg, tiff, psd, etc.) is never modified. All the edits you do are stored as instructions. Again, no matter the file type. This makes opening and saving your photos fast.
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Welcome to Day 2 of print week. A few of the questions we get a lot when it comes to printing is how much do you sharpen your photos? How about Noise Reduction? And finally, how do you soft proof? Well, today we’ve put ’em all in to one topic, and believe it or not, it’s actually much easier than it all sounds. Enjoy!
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Matt Kloskowski shows a recent prototype for ON1 Photo RAW. Matt works on a 36 megapixel raw file and shows the speed of a few filters including; lens blurs, lens correction, and Dynamic Contrast. If you used ON1 Effects before, you can see new changes in how effects are adjusted lower in the stack without turning filters (higher in the stack) on or off.
While I was in Iceland earlier this year I recorded some videos about what I was seeing and why I was photographing it. Here’s one of them I did while on the Iceberg beach (not the official name) 🙂
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Hey there! Here’s a quick video on a trick that I learned a few weeks ago. If you’re making selections and trying to place one object in to another background, sometimes there’s a little fringe left over from the original background. Sure, we can brush it manually, but there’s also a shortcut to help speed things up. Check out the video to find out what it is. Enjoy!
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One important question we keep seeing deals with differences between cataloging and browsing and how this will be handled ON1 Photo RAW.
Let’s dive in…
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Hey everyone! Here’s the next round of photo critiques. Blake Rudis, our guest coach, jumped in this time to help out as well.
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