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!
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A look at how to save images for posting on the web or sending in emails, and how to make sure that what you see on your monitor will match what other people see on theirs.
Info on Adobe Gamma can be found here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
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We are opening a new Photoshop wiki on the site. This will allow all of you to add your own tricks to the site, and refine tricks that are already up on the site, and best off all adding and editing tricks is really easy. I know you all have good Photoshop tricks you want to share, so head over to the new section at http://tricks.onigo.net/wiki/. If your new to wikis make sure to check out the adding your own tricks link here. There you will find clear step by step directions for adding tricks to the site.
This new section has potential to be the best Photoshop resource on the web, but it will only be as good as you guys make it. So head over to the site and share your photoshop knowledge.
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This week we are going to look at how to make dull photos incredibly vivid and even kind of dream like.
The show’s step by step guide is available here and here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
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This week we will look at setting up a good digital photo workflow. We will look at how to download and file your images from your camera, rename your images consistently, and quickly add generic metadata to your image using metadata templates.
See an example of the batch rename dialog box for Photoshop 7 and CS here and CS 2 here.
The show’s step by step guide is available here and here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
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This week we will take a look at how to remove Chromatic Aberration also know as Color Fringing. Chromatic Aberration is that purple or cyan color that sometimes outlines objects that are heavily backlit or over exposed in photoshop.
The show’s step by step guide is available here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
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This week’s show is all about eyes. We will be looking at how to remove red eye, brighten the whites of peoples eyes, and even how to change people’s eye color.
This show’s step by step guide is available here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
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Show Summary: A look at clearing blemishes from faces and smoothing out skin tones in photoshop.
The show’s step by step guide is available here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
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Show Summary: This week we will be taking a look at how to remove noise from digital photographs using the Lab color mode in Photoshop.
The show’s step by step guide is available here.
Note: If you are downloading directly from the web page click here to download.
UPDATE: I got a request to show a before and after shot of this trick. I will attach it below.
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