Good afternoon everyone.
You may have noticed I missed last week’s Tip Tuesday video, and there doesn’t appear to be one today. Unfortunately, I have been too ill to record, and while I could toss up a few videos the quality wouldn’t be up to my standards. I am slowly recovering, and hope to continue with the regular weekly schedule very soon.
Thank you for understanding, and your continued patronage.
– A.J.
Welcome to another Tip Tuesday video. We kickoff part 2 in our “Fix a Tiger Photo” series, this time demonstrating how to extract the tiger for a better composite image. Check it out:
Time for another Tip Tuesday video tutorial. Today is Part 1 of our “Fix a Tiger Photo” series. I’ll be demonstrating how I use Lightroom to prep our tiger for extraction & masking. Check it out:
It’s Tip Tuesday and this week I have a Photoshop demo on removing a blurry fence whipped out at twice the speed, minus the explanation. Don’t fear, next week I’ll break it all down. Check it out:
Hello everyone! Today I’m going to show you that it’s okay to destroy pixels. Sometimes making a composite image doesn’t require fancy layer masks or clipping paths, a good ole Eraser tool will do just fine. Have a look.