Have you ever thought about colour correcting images by numbers? (Sorry for my “wrong” British spelling of the word colour… 
).
There are some situations where it’s easier to color correct images by using numbers, with the help of the Info panel and the Eyedropper tool in Photoshop. So I thought I would create a video tutorial on colour correcting images by numbers using the Eyedropper tool and Info panel.
Enjoy!
If you have been using Lightroom 3 (and now Lightroom 4), you may have noticed Post-Crop Vignetting in the Effects panel. You can also find it in Photoshop nowadays as well.
Lightroom brings in a nice feature within the Effects panel with Post-Crop Vignetting: Style presets.
There are a few options here:
I find Highlight Priority to be slightly less subtle than Color Priority, so I would use Color Priority a bit more. However, Highlight Priority preset is better at recovering highlights in the images, obviously.
In this case, when you work with highlights that you want to recover, Highlight Priority would be the best choice. Keep in mind one thing, though, Highlight Priority may show some colour shifts, especially in darker areas.
Are you using Marquee and Crop tools in Photoshop to their fullest? Are you using their potential.
There is so much you can do with the Marquee Tool and with the Crop Tool and that’s why I recorded a video for you on using these tools in creative ways.
So, let me share the video with you.
Enjoy! 
I cannot believe that it’s been another week since the last episode of Photoshop Lightroom TV. It’s time for another one! 
If you have been following Photoshop Lightroom TV, then you know that I’m always trying to bring something new, new tips, tricks, and tutorials.
This time, I’m bringing you a photography tutorial on using the LiveView and focusing with magnification, great tip!
In case, you’re not interested in photography, I have a tutorial on using Marquee Tool for selecting/cropping images in Photoshop CS6.
I hope you’ll enjoy it.
Here’s a link for you:
You may have read my post about the new Print UI in Adobe Photoshop CS6.
As promised yesterday, I am sharing a video that I have created on the redesigned Print UI (User Interface) in Adobe Photoshop CS6.
I hope you will enjoy watching it.
Adobe redesigned the Print dialogue box with the Photoshop CS6 release.
The functionality of the Print User Interface is the same, but some of the options moved a bit. It does look slightly different as well.
All the controls now appear on the right side of the window and the left side displays the image only as shown on the screenshot here:
All panels inside the window can be expanded by clicking on the name of the panel, not just on the triangle next to it (New!).
Photoshop CS6 expands video support, there are many changes here. The support for video files have been expanded.
Some of the new features are the ability to add sound tracks as well as mute them and creating transitions and fades, a bit like in Premiere Pro. All the usual edits in Photoshop can be performed on a video file as well.
Importing and exporting of video files is now handled by Adobe Media Encoder (you probably now Media Encoder from Flash).
I was also told that video features in Photoshop CS6 will be available in both versions: Standard and Extended, not in Extended only like in Photoshop CS5, which is a great news for all Photoshop users!
Enjoy watching the video I have recorded for you!
I cannot believe that it’s been another week since the last episode of Photoshop Lightroom TV. It’s time for another one!
If you have been following Photoshop Lightroom TV, then you know that I’m always trying to bring something new, new tips, tricks, and tutorials.
This week I’ve decided to share with you a tutorial I had recorded on Camera Raw 7 in Photoshop CS6, which is available as a public beta. Of course, I do have one more tutorial for you as always. And I thought I would share with you a great photography tip as a “Tip of the week”!
I hope you are going to enjoy it!
Here’s a link for you:
Welcome to video n
umber 8 in the series of videos on new features in Photoshop CS6! In this video, I’m looking at the new Camera Raw 7 in Photoshop CS6 beta.
There are some changes to the Camera Raw itself, like sliders in the Basic tab changed their positions. Also, there is a new Process Version – Process Version 2012.
Without taking too long let me share with you a video I have created.
Adobe Photoshop CS6 brings in a new panel – Properties panel.
The new Properties panel houses options like Adjustments and Masks as shown on the screenshot below:
As you add a new Adjustment Layer or a Layer Mask, the Properties panel comes out on the screen.
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