How to Use Content Aware Fill in Photoshop CC

How to Add Presets to Nik Silver Effects Pro 2

Importing Presets into Silver Effects Pro 2

Link to Sheely Photo's Silver Effects Pro 2 Presets
http://sheelyphoto.blogspot.com/2013/12/10-free-presets-for-silver-efex-pro-2.html

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How to Use Nik Silver Effects Pro 2

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Three Ways to Launch the Nik Plugins

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Old Fashioned Macro Shots

I took these images at a macro workshop I attended last week.  I will be sharing a DIY flash bracket system, in the weeks to come, that I used to make these images.  For the post-processing of these images, I used the Nik plugins and I am currently making a class on how to use them since google has released them for free.  Which version of this image do you prefer (#1,2,3,4).  Check out how they were made, using the Google Nik Collection, in the video below.

Check out my current course offering below.

How to Install the Google Nik Collection in Lightroom

Click here to download the free Google Nik Collection.  Stay tuned for more videos on how to use the collection and for a future class on the whole collection.

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Topaz Releases DeNoise 6 ($30 OFF)

Today Topaz released DeNoise 6, an updated version of their noise reduction software, complete with new features. As always, our update is free to anyone who already owns DeNoise, and for those who don’t own it, DeNoise 6 will be on sale ($30 off!) from February 24th – March 20th. Please use the coupon code "NOISEFREE" to take advantage of the discounted price of $49.99 (regularly $79.99). 

Click here to order your copy now!

Topaz DeNoise is designed to let you shoot anywhere in any light and still get crisp, clear and noise-free images. Specializing in extremely noisy high ISO images, DeNoise removes distracting image noise while preserving image detail, giving you the image you wanted without the noise you don’t. Major features introduced in Topaz DeNoise 6 include:

• Standalone Application - DeNoise 6 now works as a standalone product and doesn’t require a host editor to work. Although it can still be used as a plugin through Photoshop, Lightroom, and other supported host programs.
• Camera Specific Presets - DeNoise 6 introduces dozens of presets based on various camera profiles, with multiple ISO presets for each camera. 
• Batch Processing (in standalone mode only) - DeNoise 6 introduces batch processing, allowing you to process a whole folder of images at once. That means no more need for Photoshop actions! Note that batch processing is only available in the standalone version, not the plugin version.
• Support for High DPI (4k) monitors in Windows 7/8/10

What the Heck is Auto Advance in Lightroom?

Lightroom Quick Tip www.morethanasnapshot.com

How to Use the Content Aware Move Tool in Photoshop CC

How to Use the Content Aware Move Tool in Photoshop CC