Sometimes there are things that you want to do with your photography, such as see what settings were used for a photos colour grading, or copy the look of an image, or write text quickly behind your subject or even use what is basically the full Photoshop for free, but you are not at yourContinue reading “Three Extremely Useful Online Apps For Your Photography”
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With this new tool, you may not need Photoshop (with examples!)
There is a new tool in town, and it can transform your editing, no matter what editing software you use. Even if you are using the most basic of editing packages, this new tool will allow you to do amazing things with your images, making editing a breeze! The tool in question is the brandContinue reading “With this new tool, you may not need Photoshop (with examples!)”
GIMP 3.0.2 Review: A Welcome Step Forward, But Still Room to Grow
I have been using GIMP for many years, and I have been using GIMP 3 ever since it started having release candidates. With the release of Gimp 3.0 (and now 3.0.2) I take a look at what the software offers, the pro’s, the con’s and if you should consider it. GIMP, the GNU Image ManipulationContinue reading “GIMP 3.0.2 Review: A Welcome Step Forward, But Still Room to Grow”
A Visit To Swansea Marina
What started off as a horrible, wet morning, turned into rather a nice day for a visit to Swansea Marina, in Swansea, South Wales. I had a plan… Photograph the area in black and white and use the jpegs from the day. I was all set, we went out, took photographs and then decided toContinue reading “A Visit To Swansea Marina”
The Best Way For Accurate Film Simulations With ANY Camera
Film simulations are a fun way of using your camera and there are huge communities who are addicted to using film simulations. However, most people think that it’s only Fujifilm cameras that have this ability, however in reality, every camera is capable of achieving the perfect film simulation. It’s understandable that for some, the ideaContinue reading “The Best Way For Accurate Film Simulations With ANY Camera”
One Camera One Lens Photography 