Day 3 – Wedding Photography Workshop with Jim Garner

Posted on July 25, 2008 by smptoday

On day 3, we spend quite a bit of time reviewing & retouching of Whidbey Island Images and using the tools within Photoshop CS3 (many that some didn’t know were there).  It was a very helpful session, on how to use the tools without making the pictures look over-done or air brushed.  Here are some [...]

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DAY 2 – Wedding Photography Workshop with Jim Garner

Posted on July 24, 2008 by smptoday

Wednesday was a day of “Photoshopping”.  We were  critiqued on album layouts of our Wedding photos yesterday from Downtown Seattle that we designed, mine went well, suggestions were made by all the other professionals which (in my case) really improved and fine-tuned the spread.  There is a lot of truth in having “an extra set [...]

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PhotoTune versus Photoshop CS3?

Posted on March 25, 2008 by smptoday

In the news recently, I was reading about onOne’s having acquired the PhotoTune image editing software (which includes the color-correction plug-ins 20/20 Color MD 2.0 and Skin-Tune 2.0).  I have seen PhotoTune, and they do claim to effectively make the tedious and time-consuming task of image color correction simple and straightforward.  During the ’simple’ PhotoTune [...]

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