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Técnicas para convertir tus fotografías a blanco y negro con Photoshop. En este tutorial vamos a conocer diferentes técnicas, basadas en Photoshop , para poder pasar nuestras fotografías en formato .jpg de color al blanco y negro, y todo esto con unos pocos y sencillos pasos. *Presupondremos que serán en formato .jpg, puesto que si están en formato RAW las posibilidades de edición se multiplican exponencialmente al poder utilizar para editarlas Camera Raw. Es posible que a estas alturas muchos os preguntéis: ¿Pero aún hay alguien que no hace sus fotografías en color?.
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Comparing 7 Common Light Modifiers Guest post by Robert Mitchell. Hit the bottom of the post to see his links. When assembling a lighting kit, it’s very difficult to know which modifiers are best for the type of work you want to do, and sometimes you don’t know or are discovering what you want to shoot. There are reflectors, umbrellas, square and rectangular softboxes, octabanks and a wide variety of accessories to shape and alter the quality of light. So how do you know what’s best for you?
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The Power of Photoshop’s Refine Edge Tool One of the most difficult and frustrating tasks in Photoshop is making a clean and decent selection on photos that involve super fine hair, fur, leaves, and any fiber like elements. When using the standard selection tool or the masking process, you may able to accurately select smooth edges. We may use the color range tool and the tweaking of levels and channels to select much difficult areas but that would also take too much time on manipulation and very complicated to follow.