Subscribe
Portrait Tip: Making Cramped Locations Spacious in Photoshop 
The Digital Story | by dstory@gmail.com (Derrick Story) | Tue, Jan 19
The Digital Story is the #17 Blogger for Adobe Photoshop
I shoot in all sorts of locations, most of which are more cramped than I want. So I bring along my 6-foot wide rolls of white, black, and colored photographer's backdrop paper and do the best I can. Fortunately, if I shoot on black or white backgrounds, I can increase the space later in Photosho...
Try These Related Topics
Try These Related Topics at Molly and Jake
Try These Related Topics
More The Digital Story
A Peek at Photoshop World, Las Vegas
Last-Minute Animated Greeting Card Using Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop: The First 10 Years
2010: Year of Software Decisions
Use Adobe Updater for ACR 5.6 Installation
Interviews from Photoshop World
Nik Software's Viveza - No More Layer Masks
Patch: If You're Using Photoshop CS4, Grab This Update
"Photoshop Layers vs Adobe Camera Raw" - Podcast 135
"Top 10 Photoshop CS4 Features" - Digital Photography Podcast 144
"Stephen Johnson on Photography" - Podcast 123
"Katrin Eismann on Raw, Sharpening, B&W, and More" - Photography Podcast 112
"Inside Photoshop Elements 6 for the Mac" - Digital Photography Podcast 116
"Photo Downloader" - Digital Photography Podcast 126
"Adobe Engineer Pops the Hood on CS4" - Digital Photography Podcast 171
"Lightroom 2" - Digital Photography Podcast 137
Interview: "The Web Site That Expresses You" - Digital Photography Podcast 170
"Trick or Treat" - Digital Photography Podcast 105
Top Bloggers
Photo Gallery
[REVIEW—NIK COLOR EFEX PRO 3.0]
Price: $400 Amazing Photoshop filters tool The low-down: This image manipulation software installs itself under the Filters menu in Photoshop and provides an astonishing array of tools for conversion to black and white, enhancing warmth and brilliance, adding a...
Mon, Jan 18 | from DPexpert
