Philip Andrews

Return Of The Polaroid Transfer; A Tutorial In Smart Objects And Filter Effects
Philip Andrews  |  Aug 01, 2008  |  0 comments

Remember the Polaroid? You push the button and the print is ejected and developed right before your eyes. But rather than settle for these "straight" prints, for many years professional image-makers used the unique features of this technology to create wonderfully textured images as well. The process involved transferring the image from the original to damp watercolor...

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Pro Techniques
Better (And Faster) Panoramic Images; Problem Panos Now Have A Solution
Philip Andrews  |  Jul 01, 2008  |  0 comments

If you have tried Photomerge before, don’t skip to another article; this is totally different from previous versions.

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Digital Darkroom
Beyond Layer Basics; They’re Not Just For Composites
Philip Andrews  |  Mar 01, 2007  |  0 comments

Despite what many photographers think, there is more to Photoshop's layer technology than its ability to bring together several images. Some of the most sophisticated layer techniques are not based on composing different image parts but rather use the characteristics of the layer technology to provide nondestructive editing alternatives for many of our standard enhancement...

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