Adobe Camera Raw Training CD


  • In Essentials of Adobe Camera Raw acclaimed Hollywood photo illustrator Lee Varis shares tips and techniques from his 30 years of experience as a photographer. With these techniques, you'll get richer colors, striking details, and perfect human skin tones every time.

Photoshop CS2 Paths Training CD


  • Rawformat Announces: Phototshop CS2 Paths Training CD

    In Photoshop CS2 Path Essentials Chris McCormack explores the world of Paths and Vector shapes in CS2, exposing the many ways they can be used to make selections, create special effects and even scalable vector graphics. Utilizing one of the most important tools ever found in Photoshop, Chris combines the newest features in CS2 to show you how to take Paths to a whole new level.

Photoshop Training CDs and DVDs

  • Photoshop Path Essentials Training CD
    In Photoshop CS2 Path Essentials Chris McCormack explores the world of Paths and Vector shapes in CS2, exposing the many ways they can be used to make selections, create special effects and even scalable vector graphics. Utilizing one of the most important tools ever found in Photoshop, Chris combines the newest features in CS2 to show you how to take Paths to a whole new level. More info here.
  • Photoshop Masters on DVD
    Three of the world's top Photoshop users and authors share their mastery of Photoshop and show how to retouch, edit, and maximize Photoshop.
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    On the "Making Your Photos Look Great with Photoshop Elements" DVD, two top Photoshop gurus show the best techniques for refining, retouching, and printing digital camera photos and scanned images. Tap into the power of Photoshop Elements and learn how to make your pictures perfect.

OpenRaw

  • OpenRaw Discussion Group
    OpenRaw is a coordination list for photographers with the goal to motivate camera makers to open up their proprietary RAW formats for 3rd party programmers.

Join the Petition!

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Books by Katrin Eismann

  • Photoshop Masking & Compositing


    Photoshop Masking & Compositing features in-depth tutorials on how to skillfully combine images to create fine-art images, contemporary illustrations, and insightful editorial content. Guru Katrin Eismann shows expert strategies and techniques to create accurate masks that maintain the finest detail in hair, translucency, and even smoke.

Photoshopnews

  • Photoshop News
    A great resource. Contains the latest info and techniques for passionate Photoshop users. Lots of Raw and DNG related info.

PhotoKit Sharpener

  • A great sharpening solution for Photoshop users
    Other products may provide useful sharpening tools, but only PhotoKit SHARPENER provides a complete "Sharpening Workflow". From capture to output, PhotoKit SHARPENER intelligently produces the optimum sharpness on any image, from any source, reproduced on any output device. But PhotoKit SHARPENER also provides the creative controls to address the requirements of individual images and the individual tastes of users.

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The fun part

The fun part about blogging here at rawformat is that I'm at exactly the right level for it.

What do I mean? Photography has been, for all intents and purposes, a hobby throught my life that I picked up largely from my father. He's forgotten more about film than I'll ever know. Practically everything I've learned about how to use cameras in general and photoshop (and digital images) in particular has been self-taught.

Two and a half years ago I successfully edited a friend out of a picture (I still feel bad about it, but the picture looked so much better). Since then I've slowly begun to understand how the tools and features of photoshop work together to create good images. Only in the past few months have I started to play with RAW format files.

So blogging about RAW here is an excellent parallel to my own understanding of the format and the tools available for it. That's the fun part.

Side note: if you get Photoshop User, the NAPP magazine, the JAN/FEB issue reviews RawShooter Premium 2006 on page 92. They gave it excellent marks ;)

Posted by on January 14, 2006 at 05:56 PM in Geeky stuff |

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Ralph Clevenger

A question one of my students asked me:

Shooting a RAW image; if you turn on sharpening in your camera and use Adobe Camera Raw to process your RAW image, does the camera's sharpening actually stay with the image? Or is camera information like this discarded by ACR when processing RAW images.

Thanks very much.

Posted by: Ralph Clevenger | April 03, 2006 at 04:21 PM

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