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Making Colors Pop in Photoshop Read More

Making Colors Pop in Photoshop

Learn how to make colors pop using Photoshop. Harold Davis goes over a wide range of techniques for making colors pop in your images.

Using LAB Color Adjustments Read More

Using LAB Color Adjustments

Learn how to use LAB color adjustments to do simple color swaps and how to paint with color. Advanced Photoshop Tutorial on Photo.net by Harold Davis.

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Missing Pages: Depth of Field Read More

Missing Pages: Depth of Field

Jon Sienckiewicz offers a juiced-up User Guide for creative people via his "Missing Pages" column on Photo.net. This month covers the topic of Depth of Field.

Latest Equipment Articles

Olympus OM-D E-M5 Announcement and Preview Read More

Olympus OM-D E-M5 Announcement and Preview

Olympus today announced a new Micro Four Thirds body, the E-M5. It is the first in what Olympus is calling it's OM-D line of Micro Four Thirds bodies. A new lineup that is intended to attract a more...

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Three Tips for Selling/Showing Your Photos in a Gallery Read More

Three Tips for Selling/Showing Your Photos in a Gallery

There are few industries as heart-wrenching as the fine art business. It's a six-car pileup at the intersection of art and commerce and the amount of opinion and hyperbole that is somehow labeled as...