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22-01-2010 - by Just Dave
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We're going to learn how to add beams of sunlight through trees
PhotoTopix Sunbeams Tutorial By Dave F Barker (Just Dave)
Misty Woods Image Courtesy Mark White (Spooks)
In this Photoshop tutorial, we're going to learn how to add beams of sunlight through trees using Marks Misty Woods Image, We will be learning a little about Channels and using those to make... [Read More]
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21-10-2009 - by Spooks
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A quick article on using the Clone Tool in Photoshop
There are times when we want to take a photograph it is beyond our power to get to an angle where we can get a clean shot, for instance a rubbish bin in the way, or a cable crawling down a wall.
Thanks to post processing we can rectify this problem. For this article, I will be using Photoshop, but similar routes can be taken in other editing applications.
Take a... [Read More] |
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GigaPan has released a new version of its motorized panorama tripod mount that is designed for DSLRs. Like the company's Epic models, the Epic Pro is capable of shooting vertical and 360° horizontal panoramic images and can take camera-lens combinations weighing up to 4.5kgs. The mount will ship with the the company's image stitching software and will be available from April 2010 at a retail price of $895.
Device maker Wearable Inc. has released the AirStash wireless card reader to share images from SD/SDHC cards to Wi-Fi devices. The battery-powered device acts as a wireless media server, allows secure sharing and previewing of images. Battery life for the $99.99 reader provides up to five hours of continuous data streaming.
Canon has finally released the video-related firmware for its 5D Mark II DSLR. Firmware v2.0.3 adds more video options and is now available for immediate download via Canon's website.
Leica has released a firmware update for its M9 digital rangefinder. Version 1.116 brings in a host of improvements including enchanced magenta color shift correction for listed wide-angle lenses and a new, ISO setting-related, vignetting correction. The firmware is available for immediate download for registered M9 users.
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