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5 Hidden Gems in Photoshop – Feels Like Cheating!

5 Hidden Gems in Photoshop – Feels Like Cheating!

by Blake Rudis | Nov 4, 2022 | Intermediate, Post Processing, Tutorial | 8 comments

Photoshop is LITTERED with hidden gems. Play around enough in there, and you’ll find two notebooks full and a day’s work! Ask a handful of Ps educators what their 5 hidden gems are, and I can almost guarantee you’ll hear mixed results. So how do you...
Brush Flow vs Opacity in Photoshop

Brush Flow vs Opacity in Photoshop

by Blake Rudis | Mar 5, 2021 | Intermediate, Post Processing, Tutorial | 11 comments

The Topic of Conversation During my last Live Event, I received a TON of questions about the difference between FLOW and OPACITY related to the brush in Photoshop.  Do not confuse this with OPACITY and FILL in the layer palette. They are two very different topics. ...
How to Fix Blue Waterfalls – Video Tutorial

How to Fix Blue Waterfalls – Video Tutorial

by Blake Rudis | Jul 28, 2017 | Beginner, Post Processing, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 12 comments

Blue Waterfalls?  Yeah, they aren’t supposed to be! Blue waterfalls are a side effect of white balance and your camera compensating for the colors coming into the sensor.  You may have everything dialed in perfectly, but when you edit your waterfall pictures...
9 Tips to Becoming a Better Landscape Photographer

9 Tips to Becoming a Better Landscape Photographer

by Blake Rudis | Mar 3, 2015 | Beginner, Quick Tips, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 35 comments

I have a Confession to make… I have never filled a Memory Card In my entire Photography career I have never once filled a memory card.  I don’t even know what kind of error message my camera would give me if I did fill one.  Beyond that, I really...
Auto Color Tone and Saturation Actions (Free)

Auto Color Tone and Saturation Actions (Free)

by Blake Rudis | Oct 10, 2014 | Intermediate, Post Processing, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 43 comments

Automated Color Correction?  Yes, there are FREE Actions at the end!Yes it is true, there is a way to auto color correct your images.  The idea is simple, but pretty complex all at the same time… kinda like marriage ?  (If you are reading this, I love you...
7 Tips For Photographing Lightning

7 Tips For Photographing Lightning

by Blake Rudis | Nov 19, 2013 | Beginner, Quick Tips, Tutorial | 8 comments

Last Saturday I received a notification on my phone that a severe thunderstorm was on the way.  I initially thought, “Sweet! I can try and get some pictures of it!”  However, the storms usually come so fast without me being prepared that by the time the...
11 Tips for a Successful Art Gallery Show

11 Tips for a Successful Art Gallery Show

by Blake Rudis | Aug 6, 2013 | Quick Tips | 12 comments

A successful gallery event is not difficult to achieve if you keep a couple of things in the forefront of your mind throughout the setup process.  I will outline them in great detail, but first and foremost, you must understand the definition of successful.  If you...
32 Bit HDR Workflow (Photoshop CS 6)

32 Bit HDR Workflow (Photoshop CS 6)

by Blake Rudis | Oct 26, 2012 | HDR 101: The Basics, Post Processing, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 13 comments

I have made claims in the past about how much I dislike Photoshop’s HDR toning.  That is still true, I am not a fan of the HDR toning, but  I do love the 32 bit workflow in combination with Adobe Camera Raw.  The results can make for some impeccable HDR images...
Tips For Animal Portraits At The Zoo

Tips For Animal Portraits At The Zoo

by Blake Rudis | Jul 23, 2012 | Beginner, f64 Academy News, Quick Tips, Tutorial | 3 comments

Last week while my Mom was in town, we headed to the Kansas City Zoo.  I still cannot figure out who was more excited, my mother with her 50-200 lens, me with my inferior 70-300, or my wife who continually stated. “I can’t wait to go to the zoo!” all...
Quick Tip:  A Vignette of a Different Color

Quick Tip: A Vignette of a Different Color

by Blake Rudis | Jan 6, 2012 | Quick Tips, Tutorial | 2 comments

So vignettes have hit the streets running as one of those awesome ways to make an image go from eh.. to Wow…  I don’t want to like vignettes because they seem so cliche, but they work, they really work.  They do a great job of diverting one’s...
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