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Sunday, June 30, 2013
Onne's Photography Workshops
Tips & Tricks for photographing fireworks...
Tips and Tricks for photographing fireworks...
It really is
much easier than you might think, with the most important tool is a tripod.
National Geographic - Photographing Fireworks
Digital Photography School - How to Photograph Fireworks Displays
Free Digital Photography Tutorial Site - Firework photography
Mason Resnick- Take Pictures of Fireworks You Can Be Proud Of
National Geographic - Photographing Fireworks
Digital Photography School - How to Photograph Fireworks Displays
Free Digital Photography Tutorial Site - Firework photography
Mason Resnick- Take Pictures of Fireworks You Can Be Proud Of
How to Photograph Fireworks - KenRockwell.com
And a short video from the Photo Tips podcast- http://youtu.be/DZrGkc-c7wU
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Betty Wiley's photograph takes first place!!
Betty Wiley's photograph takes first place!!
Way to go Betty!!! Awesome!
Betty will be speaking at the New Haven Camera Club in November, she will also be holding a workshop, stay tuned...
Way to go Betty!!! Awesome!
Betty will be speaking at the New Haven Camera Club in November, she will also be holding a workshop, stay tuned...
The Results Are In
Congratulations to the winners of the Unified Color HDR Contest
GRAND PRIZE WINNER - Betty Wiley
Thanks to all of you who entered the contest. These beautiful, winning images show natural HDR photography at it's best.
Please check our website to see a collection of finalist images and check our blog soon for interviews with the winners.
Please check our website to see a collection of finalist images and check our blog soon for interviews with the winners.
Photo masterclass -- a series to help you improve your wildlife and nature photography
I found this series here: http://www.discoverwildlife.com
Each one has a pdf that can be downloaded
Welcome to our exclusive series to help you improve your wildlife and nature photography. First up, how to take better landscape photographs.
Mammal portraits are one of the trickier subjects for the wildlife photographer. But by knowing your subject intimately, using your imagination and employing our expert tips, you can improve your pictures dramatically.
You might think that plants make easy photographic subjects, but there are many things you need to consider to bring out the best in your floral pictures.
A sunrise or sunset can transform an ordinary setting or subject into something really magical, but how do you take advantage of this beautiful light?
The sea is one of the most challenging places to get great photos, but don’t be put off – with our experts’ advice your efforts will be more than rewarded.
Many wildlife photographers simply ignore 99.9 per cent of potential subjects – invertebrates. In this masterclass, we show that small can be beautiful.
Now it's time for an even greater challenge - capturing moving targets. If you follow our experts’ advice on fieldcraft, good technique and equipment, you may surprise yourself.
Pulling back from your subject and revealing the world in which it lives enables you to imbue the image with tension and drama. But to make this work, here are a few simple but important lessons.
Birds make fabulous photographic subjects. But to get close to your subject you must concentrate on your field skills as much as your photographic ability.
Don’t ignore reptiles and amphibians – they can be the most rewarding photographic subjects you’ll ever encounter. You just need a bit of old-fashioned fieldwork and plenty of patience to capture a really special image.
It’s time to free your mind to take truly unforgettable photographs. Use your imagination to create an inspirational vision – a unique, perhaps abstract view of wildlife or wild places. You’ll have to work hard and think laterally, but it’s very rewarding.
Don't assume that you need good weather to take good photos – sometimes the opposite is true. We reveal how stormy skies and pouring rain can be your friends, bringing intriguing light, mood and emotion to your images.
Frost, ice and snow not only change the appearance of the world around us, but also the way animals behave. This offers great possibilities for taking unusual, beautifully lit photographs.
Strip away the colour and a well-composed photograph will often increase in power. The very best black and white photos have a pure graphic quality that oozes emotion and energy. This month, learn to think creatively and take photographs of wildlife that really tell a story.
Many photographers assume that you have to travel into the ‘wilds’ to take great pictures of wildlife. Not true! There are lots of beautiful, unusual and often poignant opportunities on your doorstep – you just need to know how to make the most of them.
The best way to photograph exotic animals – without the expense or carbon emissions of a trip abroad – is to visit a zoo. But just because the animals are captive doesn't mean a great photo is guaranteed. You need to capture a sense of the animal’s wild character.
Watching the birdie is not as simple as it sounds. Solid fieldcraft, endless patience, lightning-fast reflexes and a deep understanding of your subjects’ lifestyles and habits are vital if you want to capture inspiring images of bird behaviour.
Though there are plenty of subjects to choose from, actually photographing mammals in action is a very exacting skill. Planning and patience are important, as is knowledge of your subject’s behaviour – sometimes you have to predict what it’s going to do next to capture the moment.
If you can get really close to your subject, you can enter a new world of wildlife photography. It’s a place of great beauty, seldom visited by most other people. But you need to draw on your imagination and all your artistic skills to create a vision from the detail.
Trying out new methods and techniques allows you to step back from subject-led wildlife images and expand your photographic repertoire. The results created with flash photography, time-lapse and camera traps can be both fascinating and fun.
October is a highlight of the wildlife photography calendar. As some of the world's finest photographers descend on London for Wildlife Photographer of the Year, we invite 10 of the big names speaking at WildPhotos to share their top tips.
Heather Angel shares some of her top tips on how to photograph nature and wildlife.
Friday, June 28, 2013
NIKON Repair Center Taiwan Can Paint Your Lenses White
NIKON Repair Center Taiwan Can Paint Your Lenses White
"If you are walking down the street and see what looks like Canon lens
on a Nikon body, chances are you’re not experiencing some sort of
hallucination from the excessive heat. There’s also a good chance you’re
not in the United States... I’m sure there’s some cockamamie adapter
that’ll help you create some unimaginable Nikon/Canon mash-up, but is it
possible that Nikkor lenses can come dressed in white like their L
counterparts?"
50+ Unique Frames to Help Set Your Photos Apart - Only $17
50+ Unique Frames to Help Set Your Photos Apart - Only $17
Value: $76.00 | You Save: 78% ($59)
Photographs are some of the most important elements not just as a creative professional, but in everyday life. What better way to help your photos stand further apart from those on Instagram and Facebook than giving just as much attention to framing as you did to your original image?
This deal from PhotographyPla.net features 50 unique photo frames in multiple sizes, ranging from ornate, decorative borders to grungy paper mattes.
Each of these frame bundles includes PDF instructions, including extra tips like how to re-color them non-destructively using Photoshop Layer Styles.
There are 4 different packs included in this deal, and each one brings something totally different to the table.
Photographs
are some of the most important elements not just as a creative
professional, but in everyday life. What better way to help your photos
stand further apart from those on Instagram and Facebook than giving
just as much attention to framing as you did to your original image?
This deal from PhotographyPla.net includes a plethora of different frames that will immediately increase the appeal of your photos and designs.
This deal includes 4 different packs, each with its own style:
Check out the video on the deal page to see just how quick and easy it is to add your work to these frames.
Normally, this huge bundle of photo frames costs $76 combined. For a short time, you can get them all for a measly $17. That's 78% off the normal price.
Spending $17 to make your photos look infinitely better for all eternity? Sounds like a freaking good deal to me.
This deal from PhotographyPla.net features 50 unique photo frames in multiple sizes, ranging from ornate, decorative borders to grungy paper mattes.
Each of these frame bundles includes PDF instructions, including extra tips like how to re-color them non-destructively using Photoshop Layer Styles.
There are 4 different packs included in this deal, and each one brings something totally different to the table.
Decorative Frames - 10 Frames
These frames are absolutely perfect for things like engagement announcements, senior portraits, wedding invitations, baby photos, greeting cards, or anything else where you want to add a little charm and class.50+ Unique Frames to Help Set Your Photos Apart - Only $17
Photographs
are some of the most important elements not just as a creative
professional, but in everyday life. What better way to help your photos
stand further apart from those on Instagram and Facebook than giving
just as much attention to framing as you did to your original image?This deal from PhotographyPla.net includes a plethora of different frames that will immediately increase the appeal of your photos and designs.
This deal includes 4 different packs, each with its own style:
- Decorative frames - The perfect way to add some charm and class
- Grunge frames - When you are looking for an authentic feel
- Hand drawn frames - These frames let you easily add some character
- Paper frames - For that crafty, photo realistic look
Check out the video on the deal page to see just how quick and easy it is to add your work to these frames.
Normally, this huge bundle of photo frames costs $76 combined. For a short time, you can get them all for a measly $17. That's 78% off the normal price.
Spending $17 to make your photos look infinitely better for all eternity? Sounds like a freaking good deal to me.
Grab All of these Fantastic Frames Now - Only $17
Grab All of these Fantastic Frames Now - Only $17
Thursday, June 27, 2013
July 27, 2013 - Tony Sweet, John Barclay & Denise Ippolito at the Whitney Center in Hamden, Connecticut
What a triple header! This is going to be awesome!!!
Lisa
July 27, 2013 - Tony Sweet, John Barclay & Denise Ippolito
at the Whitney Center in Hamden, Connecticut
What a triple header! This is going to be awesome!!!
Lisa
July 27, 2013 - Tony Sweet, John Barclay & Denise Ippolito
at the Whitney Center in Hamden, Connecticut
To sign up please visit: http://deniseippolito.com/triple-header-tony-sweet-denise-ippolito-john-barclay/
Program Schedule: July 27th, 2013
9:00 am- 9:45am- John Barclay - Discovery & The Creative Choice
Have you ever arrived at a location and wonder what there is to photograph? Discovering worthy images can be a challenge. John’s inspirational program is filled with ideas that will help you overcome your feelings of F.U.D (Fears, Uncertainties and Doubts} and create your own unique images no matter where you are.
short break for questions
10:00am -10:45 am Denise Ippolito ~ "Before & After the Filters"
During this 45 minute program Denise will share some of her favorite creative filters and effects; she will show the base image before the filter has been applied and then the finished image after the effects have been applied. Seeing the before and after will be a great way to help you learn to choose the right filter for each image.
short break for questions
11:00am -11:45am Tony Sweet - Loosen Up!!
Break out of the box of traditional photography. It’s always about the image, but modern photography is much different than it used to be. With modern software and hardware, we can do whatever we can imagine. Fasten your seat belts for a fast paced, information packed presentation guaranteed to expand your creative reach!
15 minutes of questions and answers
LUNCH BREAK 12:00noon- 1:30 pm
1:30pm-2:15pm -John Barclay – Crafting Images with Topaz, Nik and Totally Rad.
John will do a live processing session where he will demonstrate concepts and share ideas of how to use Plug-Ins from Nik, Topaz and Totally Rad.
short break for questions
2:30pm-3:15pm- Denise Ippolito -Lightpad Photography
Denise will share some of her favorite flower images that she has created using a Lightpad to illuminate them from underneath. She will also share her tips and techniques, so that you too, can create unique works of art from your flower images. Bring your camera and give it a try or two. No tripods please as we won’t have time for everyone to set them up.
Denise will share some of her favorite flower images that she has created using a Lightpad to illuminate them from underneath. She will also share her tips and techniques, so that you too, can create unique works of art from your flower images. Bring your camera and give it a try or two. No tripods please as we won’t have time for everyone to set them up.
short break for questions
3:30pm -4:15pm- Tony Sweet - The invisible worlds of photography
There is a whole other world out there that we live in, but cannot see, and can only be seen when captured using an altered camera, extreme density filters, and software voodoo. Photographing things we cannot see is thrilling. Tony will illustrate and delve into, as much as possible in 45 minutes, the worlds of very long exposure photography, movement, traditional and color infrared photography.
15 minute question and answer time
4:30-Program ends
*All Day Seminar on Saturday July 27th – price is $79.00 there will be boxed lunches available at an additional cost.
Whitney Center
200 Leeder Hill Drive
Hamden, CT 06517
Sunday Follow up Workshop at the Bannerman Castle, $275.00.
Participants will join all three leaders on a private island tour photographing the castle ruins. We will work on creative in-camera techniques as well as HDR capture and IR. Bring your love for photography and your willingness to try new ideas for this one of a kind workshop opportunity. A detailed info sheet will be provided upon registration. Price includes the boat ride to and from the island.
You may bring a picnic basket if you like.
Sunday July 28th from 4:30pm-8:30pm.
This workshop has a minimum of 15 participants and we expect it to fill quickly.
Island historian Thom Johnson will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the history of the site. Thom is also a member of the Bannerman Island Trust.
About the castle:
After the Spanish-American War, arms merchant Francis Bannerman bought 90 percent of the U.S. Army's decommissioned weapons. Bannerman then constructed an arsenal on an island in the Hudson River. Built in the style of a Scottish castle, the arsenal featured a gateway once outfitted with a drawbridge. Long neglected and devastated by fire in 1969, the castle is now the focus of local preservation efforts.
To sign up please visit: http://deniseippolito.com/triple-header-tony-sweet-denise-ippolito-john-barclay/
After successful careers as a jazz musician and educator, and professional magician, Tony settled on photography as his chosen means for personal expression. Beginning as a film photographer, he reluctantly moved to the digital age. Probably one of the last of his peers to “go digital,” Tony has become facile in imaging software, specializing in plug-ins. As a charter Nik Team member, Tony teaches and lectures throughout the United States and Canada on the creative use of plug-ins.
Tony and Susan Milestone conduct Visual Artistry photography location workshops throughout the US, Canada, and Iceland. Tony maintains an active speaking schedule to photography organizations, industry trade shows, and PPA schools throughout the continental United States and Canada. Tony's articles and images are featured in Shutterbug and Rangefinder magazines, and is a contributor to Nikonusa.com. He is a staff writer for Nikon World magazine and is a staff instructor on betterphoto.com.
His photography is published worldwide in every medium and is represented by the Getty Picture Agency. Tony’s images are also used by Nikon, NikSoftware, Singh Ray, Alien Skin, Lensbaby, and others for national ad campaigns. Tony's interview on macro photography was published in The New York Times.
Tony has authored five books on the art of photography: Fine Art Nature Photography ('02), Fine Art Flower Photography ('05), and Fine Art Nature Photography: Water, Ice, Fog ('07), and Fine Art Digital Photography (’09), HDR Photography (2011). Tony and Masterphoto Workshops have co-produced 4 photography DVDs: Visual Artistry, HDR Made Easy, Visual Literacy, and Flower Photography Artistry, and an iPhone instructional video series.
Tony is a Nikon Legend Behind the Lens, a charter member of Team Nik (NikSoftware), and a Lensbaby Guru.
Denise Ippolito is a freelance photographer, artist and writer living in NJ. She was a moderator for Bird Photographers.Net, an online photography site where she worked in the OOTB (Out of the Box) Forum. Denise has co-led several BIRDS AS ART Instructional Photo-Tours with Arthur Morris, a Canon Explorer of Light. He is a world renowned bird photographer and teacher. Denise now offers her own workshops featuring avian, flower and HDR photography. As a former award winning floral designer and garden center owner Denise has worked extensively with flowers, her most recent eBook “Bloomin’ Ideas” reflects her love for flowers and art. Denise Ippolito received an honorable mention in the highly regarded Nature’s Best Windland Smith Rice competition 2010 in the Creative Digital Category. She has also won several PSA (Photographic Society of America) awards, etc... Many of her images have been published in magazines and books, sold as greeting cards and most recently featured in a Sierra Club Documentary. Ms. Ippolito now lectures around the country.
John is a PA based freelance photographer who has a passion for leading workshops and tours throughout the country and around the world. John is a passionate photographer who has had his images used in books, on album covers and in a number of magazines. Most recently John was given the distinction of being one of 15 Excellence Award Winners in the 2009 Annual B&W Magazine Portfolio competition.
Fractalius eGuide Announced!!
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How to Work More Efficiently With MiniBridge
In
this tutorial from PSDTuts+, you will learn how you can use Adobe
Bridge to help you manage your Photoshop files and streamline your
workflow. Read More at PSDTuts…
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Topaz Bundle only $199
Topaz is running a big promotion on our Bundle through
July 7th. They are greatly discounting the Bundle from $299.99 to $199.99
during this time. The promo code for this discount will be: july4
I use Topaz ALL the time, I use Topaz Adjust on ~90% of my images, all of their products are great and this is a great deal if you do not have their software! Lisa
I use Topaz ALL the time, I use Topaz Adjust on ~90% of my images, all of their products are great and this is a great deal if you do not have their software! Lisa
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FOR SALE: Nikon D7000.
FOR
SALE: Nikon D7000. Only 7,675 actuations. Used mostly for video. All
original packaging and equipment. $750 includes shipping in CT.
e-mail re@photographer-re.com
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10-Day Galapagos Islands Photography Workshop
10-Day Galapagos Islands Photography Workshop!
(We will also be doing a 5-day extension to the lost city of Machu Picchu!)
The Enchanted
Isles - Board our exclusive chartered luxury yacht as we explore the
astounding diversity of habitats and animals that make the Galapagos a
magical place --
Learn More!
FREE EBOOK: 31 Days to Overcome Your Fear of Shooting Street Photography
FREE EBOOK: 31 Days to Overcome Your Fear of Shooting Street Photography
"For the purposes of this e-book, I wanted to create a 30-day course in which you could overcome your fear of shooting street photography. I am a huge proponent on the idea of “open source” knowledge—information that is shared openly and freely with others. When I first started street photography overcoming my fear of shooting on the streets was the greatest hurdle for me. Now my heart barely flutters when I take a photograph even half a meter away from somebody."
"Regardless, reading this book alone isn’t going to help you overcome the fear of shooting street photography. You can read a hundred books on how to swim, but you won’t truly learn until you jump into the water. Therefore I suggest that after ever chapter you go out and actually shoot and try out some of the exercises."
Download
"These are the rough cuts of what I have available so far. I am releasing this content as open-source, free for you to pick apart, edit, and distribute freely. However what you are not allowed to do is to charge money for any part of the content in this book. Also I kindly request if you post any part of this book anywhere, please mention my name and link back to my blog."Below is the text of the excerpts of the book, in-case you don’t want to download the Doc file or the PDF file -- Click Here
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
The super moon rises in the Big apple over the New York City Skyline -- Susan Candelario – SDC Photography
The super moon rises in the Big apple over the New York City Skyline.
I hope everyone at least got to see the spectacular SUPER moon this weekend. We were in NY and watched it rise (and set) over the ocean. We took photographs, but we only had long lenses with us so we did not get any scapes -- check these out, they are spectacular!
Way to go Susan! Susan Candelario – SDC Photography
You have to check these out, they are awesome!
for sale
Hi Lisa -
Can you post the following on your blog?
I am selling the following....
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR Lens
Selling for $549 brand new in the box never used.
The lens came with the camera I bought in January.
I already have a lens in this range.
I already have a lens in this range.
See link below for specs on lens:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/872406-REG/Nikon_AF_S_24_85mm_f_3_5_4_5G_ED.html
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/872406-REG/Nikon_AF_S_24_85mm_f_3_5_4_5G_ED.html
If interested please contact me at:
Regards,
Lisa
Five Easy Tips for Capturing Great Beach Photos
Five Easy Tips for Capturing Great Beach Photos
by Erica Burns
Who doesn't love the beach? It is one of my favorite places to have a session, especially since I live near so many of them. Here are a few tips for capturing great beach photos. read more
by Erica Burns
Who doesn't love the beach? It is one of my favorite places to have a session, especially since I live near so many of them. Here are a few tips for capturing great beach photos. read more
Monday, June 24, 2013
Birds Through The Lens Instructional Video Series Released
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
Iphoneography with Stan Godwin
June 28, 2013
Iphoneography with Stan Godwin
Limited to 10 students. $35 (Pay day of workshop.)
9-11AM
Learn how to use or even expand your knowledge of image making with the iPhone or Android device.
Stan & Sandra Godwin
Packet Galleries
Packet Galleries
May-October
10-4 daily, closed Monday
311 Stony Brook Rd
Brewster, MA 02631
508-385-3189
info@packetgalleries.com
www.packetgalleries.com
311 Stony Brook Rd
Brewster, MA 02631
508-385-3189
info@packetgalleries.com
www.packetgalleries.com
America's 15 Best National Parks For Photography
America's 15 Best National Parks For Photography
A shooting guide to some of country's most incredible landscapes
Want to see more beautiful photos from our National Park Round-up? Head on over to our Bonus Gallery.
Ten Tips for Dynamic Image Design
Ten Tips for Dynamic Image Design
" ten quick tips that you can use to create more dynamic and interesting photos. If you apply just a few of these to your images, you'll see vast improvements in the "wow" factor of your photos almost immediately:"
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Fall Foliage in Acadia National Park Photo Workshop
Fall Foliage in Acadia National Park Photo Workshop
Where: Adjacent to Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, MaineWhen: 2:00 P.M., Friday, October 11, 2013 through noon on Monday, October 14, 2013
Cost: Register before August 11th to receive the early bird price of $600.00. After August 11, 2013 the fee is $675.00. Fee includes instruction, lunch on Saturday and Sunday, and entrance fees to Acadia National Park. See details and register here.
Who should attend: Beginner and intermediate photographers wanting to learn the specifics of photographing fall foliage, while shooting in some of Acadia’s most scenic locations.
Maximum Group Size: 10
Description: This workshop is based in Bar Harbor, Maine, just minutes from some of the best photo locations in Acadia National Park. We will spend approximately 2 hours per day inside learning how to get the best images possible from your cameras. The rest of our time will be spent exploring nearby locales and photographing Acadia’s iconic coastline, as well as fall foliage in both forested and mountain landscapes. Specific shooting locations for each day will be determined the night before based on weather forecasts and foliage conditions. Though we won’t be doing any strenuous hiking, you may be expected to walk up to two miles with up to 200 feet of elevation gain. The workshop schedule will be flexible so that we can be out shooting in the best light possible for the subject matter. Jerry will draw on his twenty years of experience shooting in Acadia National Park and his experience in writing his three books about the park when determining the best photo locations.
Lectures will be held at the Atlantic Oceanside Resort in Bar Harbor, Maine.
Lodging: Participants are not required to stay at the Atlantic Oceanside, but they are offering group participants the special rate or $199/night. To receive this rate, you must call the hotel (800-336-2463) to make your reservation and tell them you are part of the EcoPhotography workshop. Numerous camping and lodging options are available in the area. For other lodging suggestions, e-mail Jerry at nature@ecophotography.com.
Meals: Lunches on Saturday and Sunday are included with the workshop fee and will be provided either as bag lunches or in local restaurants, depending on our shooting schedule for the day. Breakfasts and dinners are not included in the workshop fee, but participants will have the opportunity to eat these meals with the group or own their own.
Transportation: Participants are required to provide their own transportation. A six passenger van will be available to the group for local transportation during the workshop, but since this workshop has a maximum of ten participants, you may be asked to drive your own vehicle during parts of the workshop.
Payment: A $300.00 deposit is required at registration. Six weeks before the workshop, you will be sent an invoice for the remainder of the workshop fee, which is due one month prior to the start of the workshop.
Cancellations: If you cancel prior to August 11, 2013, your full deposit will be refunded. If you cancel between August 12, 2013 and September 12, 2013, you will be refunded 50% of your deposit. No refunds are made for cancellations made after September 12, 2013. EcoPhotography reserves the right to cancel the workshop if less than four people register by August 11, 2013. If EcoPhotography cancels the workshop, any payments you have made will be refunded in full.
Registration: To register, please click on the Buy Now button, which will take you to PayPal where you can pay by credit card or with your PayPal account. To pay by mail, please call to confirm your seat in the workshop, then send a check made out to EcoPhotography for $300.00 to P.O. Box 424, Portsmouth, NH 03802. If you pay by check, please include your contact information (including your e-mail address) with your payment.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Rainy Day Photo Tips by Jerry Monkman
Conservation photographer Jerry Monkman shares some tips on protecting your gear and making photos in wet weather.
new feature enhancements in Photoshop CC
IF you are considering upgrading to Photoshop CC here are some new features...
Improved Min and Max filters. Create more precise masks and selections with more powerful Minimum and Maximum filters, which now include options to preserve squareness or roundness.
Adobe released a major update to its Creative Cloud apps. Of key interest to photographers will be the updates to Photoshop. They are significant. Here are most of the new feature enhancements in Photoshop CC:
Photoshop merged to include Extended. The
more expensive Photoshop package which includes 3D capability and
sophisticated image analysis tools has now been merged into Photoshop
CC. Now, there is just one Photoshop.
All-new Smart Sharpen. Photoshop
CC analyzes image data to maximize clarity and minimize noise and halo.
A range of new editable options lets you fine-tune images to get richer
textures, crisper edges and more distinct details.
Intelligent up-sampling. New
up sampling feature is more accurate. It lets you enlarge
low-resolution images so they look much better in large print. The
intelligent part is that the new upsampling feature preserves detail and
sharpness without introducing noise.
**Camera RAW Automatic Upright.
With new Adobe Camera Raw 8, you can fix perspective distortions easily
with Automatic Upright. You have lots of control over how you want to
fix the perspective of your photos.
**Adobe Camera Raw 8 & Adobe Camera Raw as a filter. Apply
new effects to your images with ACR’s new Advanced Healing Brush,
Radial Gradient and Upright tools. Adobe Camera Raw’s powerful tools can
now be used as a filter, allowing you to use controls like Clarity,
Noise reduction and Temperature on any layer at any time. See our tutorial.
Editable rounded rectangles and other shapes. Creating
shapes has never been so flexible. The ability to resize and re-edit
shapes after they’ve been created is one of the most-requested features
added to Photoshop CC. Web designers will also be able to export CSS
data from files to use later.
Multiple shape and path selection. This
lets you select multiple paths, shapes, and vector masks
simultaneously. You can target the path (and any layer) you want on
canvas with a new filter mode.
Camera Shake Reduction. Just
what it says. This feature is designed to let you salvage shots made
unusable due to camera motion. Whether the blur was caused by slow
shutter speed or just poor technique, Photoshop analyzes its trajectory
and helps restore sharpness. This won't save a completely out of focus
picture, but it will take those images that are just a tiny bit off and
make them sing. See our tutorial.
Smart Object support for Blur Gallery and Liquify. This
lets you non-destructively add blur or liquify effects to your images.
The original file stays intact as you edit or remove the effects—even
after saving your file.
Conditional Actions. Put
routine processing jobs on autopilot with Conditional Actions. These
commands use if/then statements to automatically choose between
different actions based on rules you set up.
Improved Min and Max filters. Create more precise masks and selections with more powerful Minimum and Maximum filters, which now include options to preserve squareness or roundness.
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