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Quick summary of rendering intents used in printing

by Daniel Gregory | Feb 24, 2018 | Technique

When printing, one of the biggest areas of confusion in the print options dialog box surrounds rendering intent. The rendering intent are a process of making decisions on how to deal with colors that are in and out of range of the various devices we use to display...

Doding and Burning in Photoshop

by Daniel Gregory | Mar 8, 2017 | Technique

One of my favorite ways to do dodging and burning in Adobe Photoshop is to use an Overlay blend mode layer. The process is super easy to do, easy to see where you applied the effect, and best of all completely non-destructive.

Lightroom Library Workflow

by Daniel Gregory | Mar 3, 2017 | Technique

I was digging around on my computer and found a video I recorded a while back on how to use some of the tools in Lightroom’s Library Module to help you keep track of your photos. The goal of the video is to talk about some of the options that are around for you...

Soft Proofing in Lightroom

by Daniel Gregory | Feb 18, 2016 | Technique

Soft Proofing in Adobe Lightroom A video introduction to soft proofing in Adobe Lightroom. You can catch my soft proofing in Photoshop video...

Soft proofing in Photoshop

by Daniel Gregory | Feb 17, 2016 | Technique

Soft Proofing in Adobe Photoshop One of the hardest parts of printing is getting prints and monitors to work together. In this video, I do a quick overview of the soft proofing process in Adobe Photoshop which can help you start to understand how your printer and...

Always run a nozzle check

by Daniel Gregory | Sep 16, 2015 | Technique

I have an Epson 7900. A huge beast of a printer that I do almost all of my printing. I was recently testing some paper from the Canson company. For my platinum printing, I print on a paper called Arches Platine, and that same base is used for the Canson Platine paper...

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