Category Archive: Everyday HDR In Use

May 20 2013

No HDR Concert for May

So I know this monthly Concert thing has become a routine for many people and I think that is awesome!  However, this month there will not be an HDR Concert.  The family and I will be driving to Austin to visit some great friends of ours.  These concerts are a bit of work, but not …

Continue reading »

May 17 2013

How to use the Clone Stamp Tool

Before

I know what you are thinking… “the Clone Stamp Tool, really Blake?  Are you insulting my intelligence?” Absolutely not!  I would never do such a thing!  However, knowing the Clone Stamp Tool and using it effectively are 2 different things altogether.  In this tutorial I will not just show you how to use the Clone …

Continue reading »

May 14 2013

A New Post Schedule

I have been battling with the idea of a new posting schedule for several months.  I currently post something new every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.  Recently, I have been more active in the community writing guest posts, trying to keep up with social media, and writing more eBooks (two more are on the back burner!). …

Continue reading »

May 10 2013

Creative Camera Raw: Faking Neutral Density with Clarity

After-Neutral-Density-Clarity

Damien Parker, a friend of mine from Australia, asked me about faking Neutral Density Filters in post processing.  At the time I was kind of stumped, but gave him a quick answer, “Try using masks and Gaussian Blur in PS”.  However, his question planted the seed in my brain, and I was hooked on finding …

Continue reading »

May 08 2013

Adobe Photoshop CS is Dead…RIP

I received the news early yesterday morning from fellow HDR buddy, Nick Marzinski, of Trapping Light.  Adobe is releasing Photoshop CS7, or what would be CS 7, on the Creative Cloud only.  It was only a matter of time,  RIP CS   “So what does that mean for me?”  You may be wondering. The Adobe …

Continue reading »

May 06 2013

Understanding Crop Factor

The crop factor of your camera is an important aspect of photography to take heed to.  You see, before I purchased a Full Frame camera I knew of the crop factor, I knew how it worked, I even felt I understood it well enough to discuss it.  However, I had never really had the opportunity …

Continue reading »

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Older posts «

Want to improve your HDR images? Check out the tutorial based eBook, Exploring HDR, by blog host Blake Rudis!Purchase!