Tag Archives: Photoshop
Photoshop Will End Blurry Pics Forever [via Gizmodo]
Posted on 11. Oct, 2011 by Brandon.
“The motion blur-killer, demoed at the recent Adobe MAX 2011 conference, is experimental at this point. The Photoshop rep on stage won’t say when it’ll be implemented—only that they’re working on it for some feature version. But it’s absolutely incredible. With only a few clicks, a blurry image is quickly analyzed, allowed Photoshop to discern exactly how the image was messed up. That is to say, if you accidentally moved your hand slightly to the right and down while the shutter snapped, it’ll pick that up. And then it reverses it—and that’s the totally magical part.”
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15 Free PDF Guides That Really Teach You USEFUL Tech Stuff (via MakeUseOf)
Posted on 26. Feb, 2010 by Brandon.
15 Free PDF Guides That Really Teach You USEFUL Tech Stuff (via MakeUseOf)
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Artist Liu Bolin paints himself to blend in with his surroundings. No trick photography, no Photoshop.
Posted on 01. Oct, 2009 by Brandon.
Artist Liu Bolin paints himself to blend in with his surroundings. No trick photography, no Photoshop.
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Tilt/Shift with Photoshop: Hong Kong – Stanley
Posted on 27. Sep, 2009 by Brandon.
This is an example of producing the tilt/shift effect with Photoshop. This was taken in Hong Kong’s Stanley Bay area; a quaint seaside area with a boardwalk packed full of restaurants and shops.
I’ve done a few more of these effects with a tutorial linked here: www.thejavajive.com/blog/?p=475
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Tons of free Photoshop actions for photography
Posted on 09. May, 2008 by Brandon.
Tons of free Photoshop actions for photography
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Kebaya: heavy manipulation not for everyone
Posted on 06. May, 2008 by Brandon.
This one wasn’t very popular on flickr. Perhaps the heavy manipulation isn’t for everyone. However, I believe she is more drawn to more heavily altered images, so I’ll be playing with a few different ideas.
I tend to go light on the Photoshop side of things, so this could get interesting.







