Category: Post-processing
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Introducing “Visualizing Your New House Color”
As promised, I finally finished the last of a three-part series on matching (or changing) colors in your photographs. The previous articles were Color Matching – Part 1 and Changing The Color Of A Signature In A Signature File. This final article describes a technique to change a color in your pictures for evaluation…
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Our New Technique For Signatures & Titles
To download a printable version of this article (SigMask.pdf), click here Only five months ago, we changed our philosophy on printing titles and signaturesblog. I just came up with another way to make our titles and signatures that’s even easier to adjust and stealthier than the way we have been doing it. It…
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Use Vanishing Points To Resize Animals You Move Around In Post-Processing
One doesn’t ordinarily think about vanishing pointsdefined in wildlife photography, but you may want to if you have a need to move your subjects around the image after the shot was taken. I just finished an article about that for our website. It is at Using The Vanishing Point To Keep The Size…
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Changing The Color Of Your Signature
In an earlier discussion of ways to add a signature to your image, I discussed three different techniques. I also explained how to change the color of your signature for two of those techniques. As promised, I just finished an article explaining how to change the color of your signature if you are using…
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Adding A Signature To Your Image
I know three ways to add a signature to an image (or any other document you can drag into Photoshop (most likely as a PDF (Portable Document Format) file)): Create and use a signature brush in Photoshop. We learned about this from Robert Chaplin, a fellow South Florida nature photographer, who graciously provided the instructions.…