Want to learn more about Photoshop? Retouching can be quite a challenge. In my career as a photographer and retoucher, I had multiple moments when I had my so-called Ah, so that is how they do it! In this category, I show Before and After Retouching, Ways to make retouching easier or anything that could help you as a creative Photographer and/or Retoucher (or someone who just love to learn how to use Photoshop and other retouching programs.) Something that I found quite hard when I was figuring out programs like Photoshop was blog posts in these programs, but also how to implement certain things in Photoshop.
The most information on the internet are YouTube videos, super handy if you ask me. But sometimes you don’t have the time to figure out the whole video to implement the one thing you might need. So that is why I still find it important to write about the programs. But also writing about before and afters, how did an image come raw out of the camera? And what happens if I use the tools, which I will write about on this blog. I love to work non-destructive and would love to help you to figure out how to implant this on your work. Hope that you find something on the blog that will help you further on your Photoshop and/or Retouching journey.
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Working with all kind of file formats can be a struggle, I think a lot of photographers or people that are working with images agree on that. Saving all your images takes a lot of time. I started automated saving file's, and I'll show you in this blogpost how this can save you tons of time.
In the realm of digital photography and image editing, file formats play a pivotal role in preserving image quality, flexibility, and accessibility. Among the plethora of file formats available, two prominent contenders are PSD (Photoshop Document) and TIFF (Tagged Image File Format).
