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How to Make a realistic cast shadow in Photoshop, new way.

A drop Shadow is when the shadow is on a surface, parallel with the object, such as a person standing in front of a wall. A Cast Shadow is when the surface is…

A Photoshop Trick for Lightroom Users: Extending The Background

As much as Lightroom does (and it’s a bunch), there are still some things you need to jump over to Photoshop for, and this is one of them. It’s an old school Photoshop trick that…

What’s the Difference Between Lightroom’s Texture and Clarity Sliders?

I get this question a lot, and so I thought I’d share how I think about the two; how they are different, and when to use them. Both of these sliders enhance or bring out…

Photoshop Masking tips ft, Colin Smith (PhotoshopCAFE) + Jesus Ramirez (Photoshop Training Channel)

Top 3 Masking Tips for Photoshop I recently say down with Jesus Ramirez and we shared our masking tips while we were at Vid Summit last week. There are 2 video here where we give…

Issue 55 of Lightroom Magazine Is Now Available

Issue 55 of Lightroom Magazine is now available for KelbyOne members on the KelbyOne site and the KelbyOne Mags app for iOS and Android. In this issue, learn how to fly high in Lightroom by avoiding the five biggest…

Digital Competition Results for October 2019

Congratulations to our winners from this month’s Digital Image Night competition. Judge: Angela Jorczak Assigned Topic: Shadow Art

Which Files Can I Delete?

This is fairly common question on the KelbyOne Lightroom Help Desk. Over time, it is easy for files to build up in the folder where your catalog is stored, and it can be overwhelming for…

Lightroom in 60-Seconds: Saving Custom Print Layouts as a JPEG

It’s Tuesday, that means it’s time for my new series: “Lightroom in 60-seconds.” This technique lets you use the cool templates and layouts available in Lightroom Classic’s Print Module and either send them to an…