Julieanne Kost
- Features: Written by Julieanne Kost on May 21, 2012
If you've been using Photoshop for some time, then you've used layers. Layers are the workhorse of your workflow. With them you do everything from silhouetting images, applying tonal adjustments, making comps, adding fills, and so on and so on.
But with every version of Photoshop, Adobe adds more functionality to layers. In Photoshop CS6, there are several important new features, such as the capability to assign blend modes, fills, or opacity to multiple layers simultaneously.
- Features: Written by Julieanne Kost on February 8, 2012
Photoshop is an excellent tool for many things, but it's no digital asset manager. The most successful workflows require Photoshop plus something else: Lightroom or Bridge. Which one is best for you depends on a lot of things.
In choosing between the two programs, you'll need to answer these questions:
• Are you new to photography?
• Are you a small studio or a large studio?
• Are you a high-volume shooter?
• Are you a designer, photographer, or both?
• Are you comfortable with computers?Then you'll want to consider the advantages of each app.
- Features: Written by Julieanne Kost on June 15, 2007
Importing images from a memory card seems like a simple operation, and it is. However, you're missing out on a lot of under-the-hood intelligence in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom if you don't take advantage of its many import customization options.
In this video tutorial, Julieanne Kost makes it easy to understand what you can do, when you should do it, and why.
To begin the video stream for this 17-minute how-to, click on the image below:
- Features: Written by Julieanne Kost on May 10, 2006
- Features: Written by Julieanne Kost on March 3, 2006Body:Excerpted from "Window Seat, The A
