For some time I’ve been working around a problem involving Adobe Photoshop (PS) CS4. When using a certain PS plugin I’d go into another select plugin and PS would crash. I could recreate this crash each time I repeated this sequence and I’ve reported it to Adobe, Apple and the plugin providers. This morning I [...]
The last few days here (central North Carolina, US) have been excellent for photographing interesting skies with big fluffy Cumulus clouds. With the rising heat of day a few of these clouds manifest into thunderstorms with heavy rain, winds and lighting.
While these clouds and sky make interesting photos on their own, I’ve also been taking [...]
Mind if I play through? – Late evening at the Bray Links, Par-3 Course, located along the James River at Kingsmill Resort near Williamsburg, VA. A bit of light fog/mist was rising from some of the trees and water in the cold temperatures–Not the best of golfing weather.
Recently I’ve spent a good deal of time [...]
Here’s a good Mac performance guide for Adobe Photoshop written by Lloyd L. Chambers:
Macintosh Performance Guide for Digital Photographers & Performance Addicts
Credits: I came across this guide via Bill Wadman at On Taking Pictures.
For those Windows users looking for additional performance your guide is considerably shorter…Step 1: Get a Mac!
Sorry, I couldn’t resist.
As I become a bit more skilled with Adobe Photoshop I find myself using it as a tool to dissect and analyze my photos…at times selecting a photo which in my judgement “missed-the-mark” and making it a pleasing creation.
I crop and cut, experimenting with over-all composition. I play with exposures, curves, filters and overlays to [...]
I’d taken a series of photos during our trip to Alaska this past May thinking I’d use Adobe Photoshop CS3’s “photomerge” feature to create a panorama when I returned.
I’d forgotten about them until a couple of days ago. You can see the results of my photo merge below ( Please note the main image is [...]