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New Camera Raw Features Worth Using: Autofocus Points, Vectorscope, Bidirectional Gradients, and More

Camera Raw has quietly picked up several genuinely useful features that most photographers haven't touched yet. From visualizing exactly where your camera focused to correcting white balance with a vectorscope rather than guesswork, these additions…

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KelbyOne Announces Launch of AURÉ, a New Fine Art Photography Magazine

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE KelbyOne Announces Launch of AURÉ, a New Fine Art Photography Magazine TAMPA, FL – July 15, 2026 – Scott Kelby and the team at KelbyOne today announced the launch of AURÉ, a new fine art…

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The Watcher: Dystopian Landscape Wall Art

The Watcher: Dystopian Landscape Wall Art is a free AI-generated fantasy artwork featuring a towering ruined fortress beneath a blazing orange moon, with a lone cloaked figure standing among scorched ruins and molten reflections. Inspired…

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Painting Digital Art Backgrounds: Techniques and Workflow

A well-crafted background can anchor an entire digital painting, providing atmosphere, depth, and visual context for the subject. This video demonstrates practical approaches to building backgrounds from scratch using digital tools, covering brush selection, color…

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How to Use the Light Adjustment Layer in Photoshop

Photoshop's new Light adjustment layer brings Camera Raw controls — exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks — directly into the layers panel as a fully non-destructive, maskable layer. This means you can stack multiple…

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How to Use Object Selection, Remove Background, and the Selection Brush in Photoshop

Selections determine the quality and flexibility of almost every edit you make in Photoshop. Three modern tools — the Object Selection tool, Remove Background with Harmonize, and the Selection Brush — handle the most common…

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How to Paint a Digital Background and Composite Wildlife Into It

Building a painted digital background from scratch gives you full control over color, mood, and composition before a single wildlife photo is placed. This walkthrough covers the complete process: blocking in shadows on a black…

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Experimental iPhone Photography: Artistic Images Beyond the Snapshot with Lisa Carney

Your iPhone is capable of much more than documenting the moment. In this new class, Lisa Carney explores a creative approach to mobile photography, showing how techniques like motion blur, reflections, double exposures, silhouettes, and…

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