https://youtu.be/1C4-CIEFTcU Summary In this video, Anthony Morganti demonstrates two modern methods to remove chain link fences from images, a common issue when photographing animals at zoos. The first method involves using Photoshop’s updated Remove Tool with specific preference settings to target and remove wires and cables, which can sometimes work[…]
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WORKED EXAMPLE :: If you’ve ever spent hours trying to get the color just right on a photograph, you know the struggle. We see images every day with a distinct, professional mood – a cinematic warmth, a cool and modern edge, or a consistent aesthetic that ties an entire portfolio[…]
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For the full story download the pdf here. The Science of Perception Understanding video color begins with the three pillars of human perception: Hue (the color family), Saturation (the intensity), and Luminance (the brightness). While we see intuitively, digital cameras and displays operate on the RGB model, often compressing color[…]
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Introduction: The Quest for the Perfect “Look” We’ve all been there. You’re scrolling through your feed and you stop on a photo or a video clip that just feels different. The colors are rich, the mood is palpable, and the entire image has a polished, cinematic quality. You think, “I can do[…]
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Stop spending hours trying to achieve that perfect look! Our FREE creative resource pack is designed to transform your video and photo workflow instantly. What’s inside this treasure trove? Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, these free assets are built to save you time and elevate your[…]
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Mastering Light: The Soul of Your Photograph In photography, light is not just illumination; it is the raw material and the very soul of your image. Understanding and controlling it is the key to creating compelling compositions. This document gives a quick view of the issues a photographer should be[…]
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Summary Black-and-white photography is a timeless art form that demands more than simply removing color from images. The most common mistake photographers make is relying on color contrast rather than understanding and leveraging luminosity—the true foundation of compelling monochrome images. Without color, the importance shifts to shapes, light, shadow, and[…]
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Many photographers experience the frustration of a beautiful scene resulting in a flat or messy photo. This disconnect is often due to poor composition, the art of guiding the viewer’s eye through the frame. Moving beyond the foundational “Big Three” rules (focal point, leading lines, and framing), this article offers[…]
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A side splash in Fairy Glen on the Black Isle near Rosemarkie. It’s only there after some heavy rain and if you time it right, around midday, and the sun’s shining you may see the ‘rainbow’.
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If you’ve spent time building colour palettes or managing design assets, you probably have piles of colour data sitting in .csv, .xlsx, .ods, or even plain .txt files. These formats are great for storage and sorting, but not so great when you want to move into the world of color grading and cinematic effects.[…]
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Bring your visuals to life with our Look-Up Tables—LUTs made by professional photographers whose experience has shown them how much color shapes a story. We know color grading isn’t just some box to check off. It’s where your work finds its mood, whether it’s the desaturated split-tones of 70s photochemical[…]
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https://youtu.be/BUZB–WJI_A Summary In this introductory video, Anthony Morganti provides a comprehensive overview of Luminar Neo, a powerful photo editing software. He explains how to import images from various sources, including memory cards and computer folders, and navigate the software’s workspace, highlighting key modules like Catalog, Presets, and Edit. Anthony demonstrates[…]
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Just click here to get a full sized copy of the image – also see our LUT Studio here that has many ways of creating LUTs from other types of preset, including XMP, ACV and Gradients.
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. . ON1 Workflow Guide – Dropdown ON1 Photo RAW Pipeline Comprehensive Workflow Reference Guide Expand all Collapse all 1 Phase 1: Input & Initial Setup Organization & Culling Import & Organize Use the Browse module to import photos. The built-in Catalog helps you organize, add keywords, ratings, and filter[…]
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https://youtu.be/ufLkBKtmgZM Summary Adobe Photoshop 2026 has introduced a long-awaited tool: the Color and Vibrance adjustment layer, which now includes tint and temperature sliders similar to those in Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom. While these white balance controls are not new to Adobe’s ecosystem, their integration directly into Photoshop opens significant[…]
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ON 1 2026 Non-Destructive Local Adjustments & Masking Workflow Inter-Relationships ON1 2026 brings non-destructive editing and smart AI masking together, giving you a flexible, layered workflow. You can stack local adjustments as separate layers, each one with its own mask in charge. At the heart of it, AI tools like[…]
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ON1 Photo RAW 2026 is smarter and more organized as far as filters go. They are now categorized by type, making it easier to browse and you can hide filters you don’t use, turn off descriptions for a cleaner look, and even favorite your most-used filters for quick access. Plus,[…]
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1. Duke’s Pass (A821 Aberfoyle → Brig-o’-Turk) Why it’s a stop worth your time: 2. Loch Katrine & viewpoint at Roderick Dhu Viewpoint 3. Three Lochs Forest Drive (Lochan Reòidhte → Loch Drunkie → Loch Achray) 4. Loch Lomond Shoreline / Western Side 5. Bracklinn Falls / forest-river near Aberfoyle (close to start/end) Summarised Route with Stops Here’s how[…]
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We’ve had a few requests to create a simplified Colour Palette Generator for use with phones. So we have now released a really cut back, browser based solution so that it will work on Android and iPhones alike. It’s available here. The simplified output is as follows : Note ::[…]
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Are you tired of XML parsing failures due to tiny, frustrating errors? We’re thrilled to announce a massive upgrade to our XML Validator, introducing a suite of Comprehensive Checks designed not just to detect, but to automatically fix virtually all common XML structural issues before they ever cause a headache.[…]
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https://youtu.be/2DWd8HRp4vM Summary This video presents an evocative journey through Scotland, highlighting 25 must-see locations for first-time visitors that go beyond the typical tourist spots. From the mystical Isle of Skye’s dramatic landscapes and fairy-tale castles to historic strongholds like Stirling Castle and Glenfinnan Viaduct, the video captures Scotland’s rich tapestry[…]
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https://youtu.be/o36TwBEGZGE Summary In this video Chris explores the color grading tool inside On1 Photo RAW, focusing on simple, practical techniques for enhancing images by infusing colors into shadows, midtones, and highlights. Chris demonstrates how to use the color wheels for hue and saturation adjustments and explains how color grading can[…]
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ON1 are excited to announce that Photo RAW 2026.1 is now available as a free update for all Photo RAW 2026 owners. This release enhances the AI photo editing tools you rely on, delivering faster AI masking, cleaner menus, and greater creative control. Whether you use ON1 as your primary[…]
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https://youtu.be/PFyccJhbQ6w?t=159 Summary The video is low on hype but quite technical. Gemini 3 Pro, Google’s latest AI model developed by DeepMind, represents a significant leap in AI capabilities, focusing on advanced reasoning, multi-step task execution, and agentic coding. This release emphasizes a practical, tool-oriented approach rather than personality-driven interaction, targeting[…]
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https://youtu.be/lrlECfHqg1o?t=95 Summary Verdict: A concise, hands‑on quick-start for ON1 Photo Raw 2026 covering how to import photos (including from memory cards), basic develop edits, applying effects, cropping, export settings, and where to get free sample files/presets. And now the dust has settled it’s time to sit back and learn HOW TO[…]
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An Adobe color swatch is a saved, reusable color, gradient, or pattern definition within Adobe Creative Cloud applications like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. It is essentially a way to keep track of specific colors and apply them consistently across your design. Key Characteristics and Uses: In short, an Adobe color[…]
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https://mattk.com/are-generative-credits-getting-out-of-control/ Summary The article discusses Adobe’s introduction of Generative Credits, a system designed to manage the costs associated with AI-powered tools in Photoshop and other Adobe products. The credits are meant to offset the high expenses Adobe incurs when using AI features by charging users based on usage. While this[…]
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https://youtu.be/ZYcrQRCTJAU Summary In this video, Anthony Morganti discusses the recent fall update to Skylum’s Luminar Neo software, focusing on his favorite new features. Despite being late to the discussion, he shares his insights on three standout additions: the photo restoration tool, the new Light Depth tool replacing Relight AI, and[…]
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We pride ourselves on maintaining independence in our content creation, with a long-standing desire to showcase video content that resonates deeply with our audience. To help with that, we’re rolling out the use of an Independent AI tool to assess the value of creator’s videos This tool doesn’t just look[…]
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https://youtu.be/F5yy-XpLXOs Summary Julianne Kost introduces the new early access features in Lightroom Classic: assisted calling and auto stacking, designed to enhance productivity during photo import and organization. Assisted culling uses AI models to analyze portraits, automatically filtering images based on criteria like subject sharpness and eye focus. Users can adjust[…]
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