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 | Getting It Right; Using Hue And Saturation To Correct Skin Tones
Jon Canfield, March, 2005 |
| Home-Grown Special Effects; Edges And Borders
Howard Millard, March, 2005 |
| Sky Swapping Your Way To A Beautiful Landscape
How To Mix And Match Skies To Banish The Blah-Sky Syndrome
Jeff Wignall, March, 2005 |
| The Digital Darkroom
Contrast Control Masking; (Using Adobe’s Photoshop)
Darryl C. Nicholas, March, 2005 |
| Digital In Black And White
The Status Of Ink Jet B&W Printing In 2005
David B. Brooks, February, 2005 |
| Let It Snow, Let It Snow!; Digitally, That Is
Howard Millard, January, 2005 |
| Output Options; Hitting The Big Screen
Jon Canfield, January, 2005 |
| Shoot Like You’re In A Pro Studio By… Making Your Own Digital Backdrops
Howard Millard, January, 2005 |
| Using Flat-Bed Scanners For Film; Can They Replace Dedicated Film Scanners?
Paul Mozell, January, 2005 |
| Digital Diary; Manic Monday Or How I Learned To Stop Worring And Love Noise
Joe Farace, December, 2004 |
| How To Make A Digital Montage; Combining Images To Create New Visions
Ellen Anon, December, 2004 |
| Output Options; Improving Your Prints And Saving Your Sanity
Jon Canfield, December, 2004 |
| Are LCD Flat Panel Displays Ready For The Digital Darkroom?
How To Choose And Use The Newest LCDs
David B. Brooks, November, 2004 |
| Easy IR (Infrared); Create Your Own From Any Color Image File
Howard Millard, November, 2004 |
| MonacoOPTIXXR; Professional-Grade Calibration And Profiling For LCD And CRT Displays
Cris Daniels, November, 2004 |
| Output Options; Get Great Image Quality On The Web
Jon Canfield, November, 2004 |
| Color Management Demystified; Get Great Prints, Right From The Start
Peter K. Burian, September, 2004 |
| Digital Diary; A Hands On Approach To Ink Jet Printing
Joe Farace, September, 2004 |
| Digital Files Vs. Scanned Medium Format Film
We Put The Mediums To The Test
Paul Mozell, September, 2004 |
| How-To Create That Fabulous, Funky Fisheye Look; Give Your Photos A Dramatic Twist With Wacky, Bulging Perspective
Howard Millard, September, 2004 |
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