Post-Processing Tips of the Year 2014 on dPS
Posted by Chris Roubis on 31st, Dec, 2014
What to do with all those photos after you’ve taken them is the question. Do you do any post-processing? Are you a minimalist? Or maybe you like do to HDR?
By Zvi Kons
Whatever your tendency this year had some helpful post-processing articles. Here are a few of the most popular ones from the last year:
Lightroom
- 6 of Lightroom’s Hidden Treasures
- Useful Lightroom Plug-ins
- How to do Noise Reduction in Lightroom
- Photoshop Versus Lightroom Which is Right for You?
- Lightroom How To – One Tip and One Trick
- Seven Pieces of Advice for New Lightroom Users
- Improve Your Images with the Lightroom Graduated Filter Tool
- Save Tons of Editing Time with Lightroom Presets
- How to Create a Vintage Look using Lightroom
- Step by Step Portrait Processing in Lightroom
- Lightroom 5 Tips – Hidden Gems
- Mastering Color in Lightroom using the HSL Tab
Photoshop
- 3 Easy Steps Using Photoshop to Making your Images POP
- 5 Photoshop Tools to Take Your Images from Good to Great
- How to Use LAB Color in Photoshop to Add Punch to Your Images
- 6 Commonly Used and Confused Tools in Photoshop Explained
- Ten Go-to Editing Tips for Using Photoshop
- 4 Tips for Post Processing Efficiency in Photoshop
- Understanding Masking in Photoshop
- How to Watermarking Images With Photoshop and Lightroom
- Two Quick and Easy Photoshop Head-Swapping Techniques
- How to Use Levels in Photoshop Correct Color and Contrast
- How to do Quick and Easy Curves Adjustments in Photoshop
- 3 Creative Uses of the Drop Shadow in Photoshop
- How to do Great Black and White Conversions Using Photoshop
- 5 Creative Ways to Process Infrared Photographs in Photoshop
- A Beginners Introduction to Using Layers
Other
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Started out doing photography at the age of 6 using an uncle's old 1940 kodak brownie box camera. At 15 years of age, I decided to buy my very own 1975 Praktica SLR camera. I now shoot with a Nikon D850. I do unpaid TFP and commercial paid work.