Organizing your film photos with Lightroom
With the renewed interest in film photography, a key question arises: how can we effectively organize the growing collection of films in our archive boxes?
Crowd present, crowd absent
We’ve all wished we could remove people from a busy scene or, conversely, populate a quiet one, whether during a shoot or in post-production. Discover how Photoshop can help you control pedestrian traffic in your images.
White balance, before or after?
Every digital camera features an essential setting: white balance. This setting neutralizes unwanted color casts and can be adjusted during shooting or in post-production.
Removing dust and scratches with Photoshop
Dust on film and prints is a common issue when scanning, but Photoshop’s Dust & Scratches filter offers a simple solution for eliminating it from your photos.
Motion Blur: How to Correct It
The blur of an image caused by movement is a decomposition of the subject. To regain its sharpness, it must be recomposed using specific algorithms.
Grayscale, lighter digital black and white
In black and white, keeping an image’s three RGB layers is not necessary. Converting it to grayscale reduces the image size.