How to Remove Unwanted Backgrounds
Friday, March 6th, 2009
How many times have we taken a photo of something special only to find that the background is very distracting? Thanks to Corel Paint Shop Pro X2 we are going to learn how to erase the unwanted background using Corel Paint Shop Pro’s amazing Background Eraser. It’s easy, it’s quick and you will be sure to have lots of creative fun.
How to make make money from photography: shooting stock photos for money
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008
The modern world of stock photography is very different to what it was only ten years ago. These days, millions of quality images on every subject are offered to designers, advertising agencies and publishing companies all over the world from internet stock libraries such as ShutterStock and iStockphoto.
Corel Paint Shop Pro X2 tutorial: Layer control functions – the Sky is the limit
Sunday, November 23rd, 2008
One of the most exciting and wonderful features of Corel Paint Shop pro X2 is it’s layer control functions.
Travel photography: Dirty and delightfully deserted
Saturday, November 1st, 2008
Four weeks, six days and a handful of hours have passed since tossing the swag on the roof rack and aiming the car in a northerly direction. The once in a lifetime journey was to take me throughout the centre of Western Australia and to some of the most arid, yet hauntingly beautiful landscapes in the country. My destination was genuinely unknown.
How to enhance your images using Paint Shop Pro PHOTO X2
Monday, September 1st, 2008
Almost everyone now owns a digital camera that has plenty of digital grunt. A pint sized camera can come complete with 10 mega pixel capacity, a razor sharp lens, high end quality image reproduction and enough features to leave any film user green with envy. With all of this potential in our cameras, the question is: Are we making the most of our cameras?
How to make your photography more dynamic
Saturday, June 14th, 2008
Modern cameras are marvels of engineering, and we often take for granted the complexity of inbuilt light meters, TTL flash metering and the intricate program modes which help us all to take better pictures. It’s not surprising then that many of us are consumed by the subject that we immediately want to photograph it, assuming the camera will take care of everything else.
Paint Shop Pro X2 tutorial: fixing hot flash in a flash
Friday, May 16th, 2008
The most common problems caused by the built-in flash found in many of today’s digital cameras is Red Eye and Flash Hot spots.
Capturing the intimate landscape
Saturday, August 11th, 2007
Ian Rolfe discusses the many ways we can photograph the more intimate details within a wider landscape?
Often when we start out in landscape photography we venture out with preconceived notions of what will be a wonderful photographic composition.