Raw, 20 years later
Sensors have advanced significantly over the past two decades. Concurrently, modern software is reinvigorating the raw files captured by older cameras. Let’s take a look.
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.