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This is the area where I would like to share with you some techniques that you may not be aware of that will help to improve your landscape photography.
A sure-fire way to make Levels adjustments in Photoshop
Image 1 : Image after Levels adjustment One of the most powerful and useful tools post processing software like Photoshop has to offer is the Levels command.This command can move and stretch brightness levels in a histogram using three main components: a Black Point, White Point and Mid-tone slider. The position of the Black and White Point sliders……
Creating panoramas with your digital camera - Part 2 : Stitching your images using Photomerge
Image 1: Finished panoramic image In the second part of this article I am going to show you how you can process the individual images that you have taken and stitch them together to form a seamless panoramic composition using Photoshop’s Photomerge command. Photoshop CS5 saw great improvements in the alignment and blending processes within the Photomerge……
Creating panoramas with your digital camera - Part 1: Shooting your images
It is not possible to take a panoramic image with your digital camera. The two most common options used to produce such an image are:- Option 1: Shoot the whole scene with a view to cropping it later to end up with a long thin panoramic image or Option 2: Shoot several overlapping images which can be stitched together later using software which has……
How to achieve beautiful landscape images with a set of Graduated Neutral Density Filters
Figure 1: The Final Produce - what you will be creating One of the most useful pieces of kit that you can own is a set of Neutral Density Graduated Filters. They can rescue a landscape image which would otherwise be spoilt by washed out skies or dark foregrounds. A large percentage of landscape images will always have a contrast between these two areas……