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Saving Multiple Images Automatically in Photoshop

Saving Multiple Images Automatically in Photoshop

by Blake Rudis | Apr 15, 2016 | Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 15 comments

Saving Multiple Images in Photoshop with Scripts:  The Easy Button Last week, I did a photo shoot with an interior designer and friend of mine here in Kansas City.  The house was gorgeous which made all of the shooting very easy for me thanks to the work of Studio...
Distraction Removal: Marquee Selections in Photoshop

Distraction Removal: Marquee Selections in Photoshop

by Blake Rudis | Apr 8, 2016 | Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 52 comments

Sometimes a Marquee Selection is better than a Clone Stamp Every once in a while you come across a tricky distraction in a photograph that throws off the whole shot.  In the example image today, there is a giant toolbox in the lower left-hand side of the image that is...
The Photo Compositor’s Video Library

The Photo Compositor’s Video Library

by Blake Rudis | Mar 22, 2016 | f64 Academy News, Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial, Webinar | 4 comments

Photo composites made simple with a treasure trove of information! Last Saturday, I did a webinar hosted by the Photoshop and Lightroom Facebook Group with Andrew Kavanagh.  In this webinar, I discussed “Understanding Layers for Photo Composites”.  I went...
How to make an Animated Gif in Photoshop

How to make an Animated Gif in Photoshop

by Blake Rudis | Mar 4, 2016 | Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 7 comments

An Animated Gif in Photoshop is so much fun to make! While they may seem like a daunting task it is rather easy to make an animated GIF in Photoshop.  You have probably seen animated GIFs around.  They were big in the late 90’s when the Dancing Baby appeared all...
How to use Tone Mapping in Adobe Camera Raw

How to use Tone Mapping in Adobe Camera Raw

by Blake Rudis | Feb 26, 2016 | Intermediate, Video Tutorial | 36 comments

Tone Mapping in Adobe Camera Raw… Really? In Photoshop CC you can use Adobe Camera Raw as a filter (Photoshop CC users only, I apologize in advance CS6er’s) and if you are creative enough with it you can do some tone mapping.  This may sound odd as Adobe...
Compressed vs Uncompressed Raw Files

Compressed vs Uncompressed Raw Files

by Blake Rudis | Dec 18, 2015 | Advanced, Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 33 comments

To be compressed or uncompressed raw files that is the question! Sony recently announced their uncompressed Raw files for their Alpha 7 line.  Traditionally Raw files have been formatted with a Loss-less compression.  This is a way to compress a file but not lose any...
The Lighten Blend Mode

The Lighten Blend Mode

by Blake Rudis | Nov 20, 2015 | Advanced, Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 10 comments

The Lighten Blend Mode and the Sea of a Million Waves! A few weeks ago I conducted a tutorial showing off the various Blend Modes in Photoshop, but I hesitated to get too far into the Lighten Blend Mode.  The Lighten Blend Mode can be a powerful asset in photo post...
Blend Modes in Photoshop CC

Blend Modes in Photoshop CC

by Blake Rudis | Oct 30, 2015 | Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 11 comments

Unleash Incredible Power with Blend Modes in Photoshop While that may sound like an epic headline for a less than interesting topic, Blend Modes in Photoshop will do many things for your images.  Blend Modes increase workflow efficiency by making difficult tasks...
Color Matching in Photoshop

Color Matching in Photoshop

by Blake Rudis | Aug 21, 2015 | Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 7 comments

Color Matching – Color Grading I recently received an email from Wayne, an EverydayHDR subscriber, asking me about Color Matching the palette of one photo and applying it to another.  Here is his inquiry: It has me wondering if there is some way to take a colour...
Watermarks in Photoshop with Brushes

Watermarks in Photoshop with Brushes

by Blake Rudis | Aug 14, 2015 | Intermediate, Tutorial, Video Tutorial | 21 comments

Non Obtrusive Brush Style Watermarks in Photoshop We have all seen those horribly gaudy watermarks on images that distract and most times destroy your viewing experience.  Do a quick Google crawl on the Images tab for the words “watermark on photo”.  You...
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