Adobe Photoshop Elements is a popular and powerful image editor created for beginners and novices. Learn some of the basic functions and how to create photo projects like DVD covers. Series by Richard Burke, EHOW Imaging and Photography Expert.
This is the first in my series of articles on Photoshop Elements 6.0. The other articles will address how to use specific tools and produce photo projects. In this article Read More
Nikon camera owners love their cameras and the high resolution NEF format. However, not all image editing programs have the capability of handling this proprietary format. Read More
One of the true advantages of Adobe Photoshop 6 is that it allows you to perform various functions on batches of files. Let’s say that you have a whole bunch of photos that Read More
We have all taken photographs where the pupil eye color looks red instead of the natural eye color. This occurs when a flash or strobe light is used in low light levels. It Read More
My article on “How to Buy a Digital Camera” covers the basics of shopping for a new camera. The article has been well-received, but people have asked me to explain some of Read More
Photo Books or Albums are a fun way to share photographs with family and friends. Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 makes it easy to create and order photo books. They provide an Read More
Today’s computer users create DVDs and CDs all the time of movies, music and images. I don’t know about you, but I have a lot of DVDs that are in cases with “Sharpie” names Read More
There may be a whole host of reasons to create a photo object in a certain shape—for instance, you may want to use it in a birthday card or party invitation. They are Read More
Adobe Photoshop 6 contains numerous special effects that can be applied to your images to create artistic works. Most special effects have multiple adjustments allowing the Read More
I kind of like this picture the way it is, but the more I look at it, the more I wonder what it would look like without the reflection. Would the dog look less bored if I Read More
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