Display P3 Color Space and Color Management

Display P3 Color Space and Color Management

If you are working on a Mac or a newer Windows machine, you might see the option for Display P3 as a color space or exporting option for your images from programs like Photoshop or Lightroom. In this video, you can learn about DP3 and how it might impact your...

Lightroom Virtual Summit May 3-7

Lightroom Virtual Summit May 3-7

On May 3 – 7 The Lightroom Virtual Summit will feature over 30 hours of classes from 20 of the world’s top Lightroom instructors. And I am so excited to be teaching two classes at this event. Each day classes go live and are free to watch for 48 hours.

Photoshop Virtual Summit II

Photoshop Virtual Summit II

There are 2 weeks to go until the launch of the Photoshop Virtual Summit II, and I'm so excited to share what these amazing instructors have created. The Summit runs November 9 - 13, 2020. Click Here to Go to the Main Page I am part of an amazing team of 20...

Dealing with noise in an image

Dealing with noise in an image

Noise is a result of how the digital sensor capture process deals with variables in light levels. The noise is caused by unwanted signal information on the camera's sensor. Each sensor has a base level ISO and when the sensor needs to become “more sensitive” to light,...

Working with paper texture

When selecting a paper for your final photographic print, there are hundreds of options that you can choose from. These variations in materials can have a subtle or drastic impact on the experience of the print. When first starting to print, some photographers focus...

Color correction cheat sheet

Color correction cheat sheet

Learning to print in color is about using a system of opposites to balance the photograph. This is the same process in the analog darkroom and in black and white printing. You add light to make it darker, subtract light to make it brighter and add the...

What does color correct mean?

Color correction is one of the first steps in editing an photograph. When I am working with people, I get asked what makes something color correct? Does that mean the colors are real? True? Accurate? Pleasing? And, the answer is a...