Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts
Friday, April 22, 2011
Clock Tower: Canon 60D Hyper Real HDR Tutorial Using Adobe Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO
Hyper Real HDR Tutorial Using Adobe Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO with a Canon 60D image shot with the Sigma 120-400mm OS.
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Funky Train - Nikon D90 Hyper Real HDR High Dynamic Range Tutorial With Adobe Photoshop CS5
Tutorial on making the "Funky Pink Train" Nikon D90 Hyper Real HDR image using Adobe Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO.
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Monday, April 11, 2011
Fire Wagon HDR Realistic Look - Nikon D7000 HDR Photo Using Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO
Tutorial on making the "Fire Wagon" HDR Realistic Nikon D7000 HDR image using Adobe Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO.
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Sunday, April 10, 2011
Fire Wagon - Nikon D7000 Hyper-Real HDR Tutorial Using Adobe Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO
Tutorial on making the "Fire Wagon" Nikon D7000 Hyper-Real HDR image using Adobe Photoshop CS5 HDR PRO.
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Friday, March 20, 2009
No More Tears: Photoshop out the Tears and Sad Faces’ Emotions Turn Uncertain
A noted expert on the neuroscience of laughter has turned his focus to tears. Or more precisely, how digitally removing tears from photos of crying people makes it tough to tell just what emotion is being expressed.
For research recently published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology, Robert R. Provine, a professor of psychology at UMBC, gathered hundreds of slides of crying and non-crying people from photo sharing sites like Flickr. With some simple Photoshopping, tears were removed from the shots of crying people. The tear-free images and their teary counterparts were shuffled in with a long sequence of portraits of people with neutral expression and shown to undergraduate volunteers.
For research recently published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology, Robert R. Provine, a professor of psychology at UMBC, gathered hundreds of slides of crying and non-crying people from photo sharing sites like Flickr. With some simple Photoshopping, tears were removed from the shots of crying people. The tear-free images and their teary counterparts were shuffled in with a long sequence of portraits of people with neutral expression and shown to undergraduate volunteers.
Excerpted from www.epjournal.net. Read the whole article here.
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