Posts Tagged ‘photoshop’

Panoramic images are made by stitching more than one picture with another. There are numerous software applications to accomplish this, but you may already own one that works really well - Adobe Photoshop. Many video producers use panoramas to zoom and pan within a larger…

A year ago many film makers raved about the powerful film looks achievable with FilmConvert. Now the goodness is, for Premiere and After Effects users, faster and even more awesome with powerful new features as announced on the FilmConvert web site. [adrotate group="6"] [adrotate group="9"]…

The good folks from cinestories.com sent us two of their DSLR training dvds - "How to Photoshop Everyone" and "Filmmaking for Photographers" - this is a review of both dvds. The Photoshop Everyone is a unique way of presenting the training about Photoshop because it…

Last year, Jeff Farmer from XNcreative.com sent us an amazing tutorial we called "Incredible "3D" motion from Canon Rebel T2i/550D stills" and he's just sent us another stills-to-motion tutorial showing how they've created a video fly thru of clouds that were shot on a Canon…

The 5D Mark II Team posted this tutorial from Robino Films showing how to use stills to create simple matte painting effects for your DSLR footage and we were very interested - so of course we thank them for posting and we'll share it with…

Seems like our friends at macupdate and mupromo are doing photography applications every weekend lately - last week it was Lock and Load - this weekend it is LightZone - a great photo editor that helps re-light images quickly and easily. It does things in…