As a photography newbie, I recently purchased Adobe Photoshop in hopes to add that extra “umph” (if you will) to my photos.
The only problem…I need help! This is a call to anyone out there with any helpful tips, hints, suggestions, you name it.
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If I had any tips I’d freely give them to you but I don’t use photoshop! 😦 There are online tutorials on Youtube though. Here’s a channel that looks good: https://www.youtube.com/user/NewWorldOps
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Thanks!
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While photoshop offers a lot of great features, you might wanna look into Lightroom if you plan to take a lot of landscape photos. Adobe Lightroom will definitely add the “umph” you’re looking for and there are tons of tutorials available on youtube as well 🙂
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Adobe themselves offer great tutorials http://www.adobe.tv
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I’m in the same boat as you. I’ve just begun and want that “umph” too. So far I’ve gotten lucky a bit with some of my editing but it’s all by luck. How’s the Adobe thing working out?
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It’s going, but a bit tricky. Some other apps like Pixlr seem to be easier to maneuver around, but I’d like to keep trying with Photoshop.
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YouTube has tons of great tutorials. Or if you would like to start off simpler, GIMP 2 is a free editing program that is a lot less complicated. I use gimp a lot. I also have a few how-to’s on my blog if you need more help. Good luck!
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