Thanks to everyone who voted on the reverse photo challenge survey to pick a mission for Matt and I. The results of the survey are in. It was a close vote, but you chose to send Matt and I on a Backyard Challenge. We’ll each get to work finding something walking distance out our doors to capture in a new way and put together videos about the process. Stay tuned…
Sometimes our photos don’t need much work. So I dedicated a quick video (with some of your photos) to show you what I look for and what I do when I come across a photo that only suffers from the basic challenges that all of us face – shadows and highlights.
Thanks to everyone in the Plus community who spent the month with me exploring the basics of time-lapse photography. It’s been fun sharing on of my many photographic passions with you all.
The Favorites/Watched area in Browse is a pretty powerful little section of the app that goes unused by a lot of folks out there. I thought I’d do a quick video that shows you how it’s different, and a little behind the scenes of how it really works and when it’s best to use it. Enjoy!
This Live Q&A was recorded and available to watch again here!
Welcome to Color Management by Hudson Henry. In this course, we’re going to dive into the color management workflow in a simple and easy to understand way. Color management can be an intimidating topic, color spaces, ICC profiles, monitor/printer calibration, soft proofing the list goes on… This course aims to bring clarity to the process—so you can get the results you want without the hassle.
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Today, we are excited to announce new updates are available for ON1 Professional Plugins, ON1 Effects, ON1 Portrait AI, ON1 Resize, and ON1 HDR. ON1 Professional Plugins offer the best-integrated plugin experience compared to other photography plugins by providing a re-editable plugin experience, allowing photographers to work with multiple photos, and enhanced batch editing capabilities.
If you want to get really accurate prints, calibrating your monitor is critical. Without a well calibrated monitor, it’s tough to know if you are viewing accurate tones and colors as you edit and softproof your images. In the video below I’ll show you how I use my i1 Display Pro colorimeter to calibrate my display.
Passion Thrives Here!
At the beginning of the year, very shortly after the ball dropped, Matt asked me if I would be interested in being a guest coach for a project he was working on with ON1. I was shocked, floored, honored, and a bit scared all at the same time. The shocked, honored, and floored are easy to explain, and anyone would probably feel those emotions from such a request, but scared, why scared?
If you’ve ever been frustrated by the saying “It’s all about the light”, you’re not alone. Or maybe I’m the only one 🙂
But I wanted to do a quick video for you that talks a little about my journey with “light” in photography. How I really didn’t understand what good light and bad light meant when I first started. I really wish some one just gave me a recipe of things to look for, which is more of what I talk about in this video. Hope you enjoy! 🙂
