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-Kent
Add comment November 30th, 2005
This week we take a quick look at guides and a very precise way of placing them in your image. We also will give you a quick update on the video version of the show and our new voice mail box.
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Thanks to the Hijiyama Project for our closing theme.
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Continue Reading 4 comments November 27th, 2005
Want to share some of the photos you have photoshoped with a trick from 2 Minute Tricks? Well, thanks to listener Simon W. you can now post images to a Flickr group dedicated to the show. Come see how other listeners are using the tricks on their own photos and post some of your own. The group can be found at http://www.flickr.com/groups/2minutetricks/ enjoy!
7 comments November 21st, 2005
Instead of one big tricks this week, we will take a look at a few time saving tricks that will let you fly through your photoshop workflow at top speed.
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Thanks to the Hijiyama Project for our closing theme.
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Continue Reading 11 comments November 18th, 2005
So a few people have asked me about getting a real Holga camera. You can purchase a regular Holga here
2 comments November 17th, 2005
A look at how to make your digital images looks like they were shot with infrared film. Works well with landscapes.
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A special thanks to the Hijiyama Project for our closing theme.
Continue Reading 4 comments November 11th, 2005
Well, incase you can’t tell we did a little work on the website. In addition to a total redesign we will be changing how some parts of the website are displayed. For example from now on the step-by-step guides will be part of the show posts instead of a separate pages. Also posts will be categorized so you can browse the site for just info on the podcast or see site news.
Unfortunately, in the transfer most of the comments from the previous site have not been transferred to the new posts. Also, the post dates have changed. We will be continuing to work on the site to reimplement things like the listener polls along with other new features. Thanks for sticking with us as we make this transition, and make sure to let us know what you think of the new site either by adding a comment to this post or by dropping me an email at kent at 2minutetricks dot com.
8 comments November 5th, 2005
A look at how to Holgafy your digital images. A holga is a very low-tech $20 plastic medium format camera that was really made as a toy camera, but it has caught on with many photographers due to the unique look of the images a Holga produces. Holgas are plagued with light leaks, poor plastic lenses, and unpredictable controls. So why would one want to make their pristine digital image look like it was shot with a junker of a camera? Well the raw and kind of primal look you get with a Holga can be very appealing for certain images, and sometimes seeing images in a slightly different format can do wonders for the feel of an image.
The film tops and bottoms are available here: Top and bottom
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A special thanks to the Hijiyama Project for our new closing theme. You can find more about the Hijiyama Project here.
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Continue Reading 29 comments November 4th, 2005
Hey everybody, Due to a family emergency there will be no show this week. But, I have updated the WIKI with a neat little trick I got in an email from Simon. You can find it here. I plan to be back on track next week so make sure to stop by again.
Thanks for listening,
Kent Conklin
2 comments November 2nd, 2005
Davin has posted the first ever listener trick on the wiki, and I must say its a great one. Davin’s guide to whitening teeth is really easy to follow and has some great pictures to go along with it. So go check it out here. Also, I want to thank Davin for blazing the way for listener tricks and for starting out with such a good one. I hope to see some more of you all following suit. I know you all have some bottled up photoshop tricks to share, so lets see ‘em!
4 comments November 2nd, 2005
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