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Aspect2i post post processing videos on YouTube. They are short tutorials (5-10 minutes each) by either Paul Gallagher or Michael Pilkington and well worth the watch. Click on the link below: Aspect2

If you have the Photographers package with Adobe it is well worth installing the latest version released 3 days ago. There are some significant improvements in its ability to make selections of diffic

For those of you who may be interested, there's a good Nick Page video on Youtube about how he does his post-processing on Milky Way shots, as well as other astrophotography stuff :

I've been watching some really useful videos by Expressive Photography. They aren't just technical guides to how the tool works, but also how to create mood, drama and depth in an image. This is the

There are over 600 keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop and I have tried to make them easy to find. I have created a pdf that lists them all for both Mac and Windows systems. If the pdf is opened in Previ

I watched a lot of the first Virtual Summit held in March and picked up loads of useful hints and tips for using Lightroom and Photoshop. Dave Cross is now organising a second Virtual Summit to be hel

The attached pdf explains how to make Photoshop's Elements and other legacy filters visible in Photoshop CC.

Michael Frye is a landscape photographer following in the footsteps of Ansel Adams, with a portfolio of amazing images of Yosemite. Here he offers some sensible guidance on preparing for a shot - real

Digital Camera have published 32 step-by-step Lightroom guides, which cover everything from portraits to landscapes. To access these guides, click on this link: Digital Camera Guides

PicturesToExe or PTE has been available for PC users only for many years. A Mac version is now available for Beta testing. I made a short trial slideshow which I exported as an HD video and viewed on

It's fun getting a new camera but daunting learning how to use it, especially if you've switched manufacturer. Wading through a manual is heavy going, and not always as clear as you'd like. Go to Y