photography | interiors | design | architecture
photography | interiors | design | architecture
As a photo editing software, Capture One offers a complex environment for photography management and enables an adaptive workflow through its panels and tools. Almost every user interface element can be moved, either as floating elements or between tabs, allowing…
Masking is a fundamental technique in photography that allows us to isolate specific areas of an image for targeted adjustments. By creating precise masks, you can selectively enhance, modify, or protect different parts of your images, enabling greater creative control…
Luminosity masks are based on the image brightness values. They are highly detailed, perfectly feathered, and match the image pixel-by-pixel. These masks depict different shades of gray, unlike regular masks that often use only pure black and white pixels. They…
Blending in a computational environment is understood as the mixture of color information between two elements. Photoshop and other editing software typically use the same names and behaviors for blending modes, as these modes are derived from logical statements and…
As an advanced imaging software, Adobe Photoshop provides a multitude of tools specifically designed for object manipulation and removal. While AI algorithms evolve and object removal gets more automated, it is still good practice to know how these tools work,…
Everyone who has worked in Photoshop knows there are multiple ways to achieve the same result. Each step taken, each tool chosen, and each adjustment made is entirely up to the retoucher and their experience, as there are no right…
Exterior photography can present interesting challenges, such as perspective distortion when buildings are in close proximity to a wide angle lens or having distracting elements in the foreground of subjects. By using panoramas for exterior images, buildings can be represented…
The definition of long exposure photography is self-explanatory: the photographer chooses a long shutter speed to create a distinction between stationary and a selection of moving subjects. At night, it is more of a practical choice, as less light reaches…