Over time I’ve developed a systematic approach to maintaining my watercolors. I started with a pretty adequate set of paints, but as it turns out, I can’t resist…
I don’t always paint the same way, but I do have a photography-based process that I’ve developed that works for me. The most important part of this process…
Everyone understands that screens are not paper. So when our photo prints come back looking flat and muddy compared the vibrant image on our monitor, we are disappointed but not exactly shocked. Can this be prevented?
Adobe has released a feature that expands on the previous “enhance details.” Super Resolution uses artificial intelligence to increase the resolution of camera raw images. How well does it do?