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“Kodachrome They give us those nice bright colors They give us the greens of summers Makes you think all the world’s a sunny day, Oh yeah I got a Nikon camera I love to take a photograph So mama don’t take my Kodachrome away…” (Paul Simon, 1973) The great Paul Simon, expressed what almost all [...]

Now that’s a good question, isn’t it? The History panel in Photoshop is a very powerful tool. As you probably know, Photoshop allows only one undo. The History panel, writes down every thing you do into a list that is presented in the panel. If you want to jump back to a certain state of [...]

Click here to view PSKiss Clarté product page Why is my photo so flat? It’s only natural. Digital cameras have a basic problem. They use a single sensor. You just can’t replace it with another one that works differently. Isn’t it a drag?…? All photos are treated exactly the same… What happens when you want [...]

“Is there anybody alive out there?…?” Add some vividness to your photos! You don’t even have to know what’s the name of the commands that’s supposed to do it! If you do know, did you ever ask yourself why these commands, such as Hue/Saturation or Vibrance, never really get you where you wanted to get? Well, that’s [...]

Contrast. What’s that? I went looking in dictionaries and some ‘pedias. Well, I guess that’s the reason why people dislike written explanations… Look what the cat brought from the web: Contrast (1) The range of optical density and tone on a photographic negative or print Contrast (2) The range of difference in the light to [...]

Time for a facial care! Don’t you really want to make a portrait look a little different? Maybe lift up some wrinkles, deepen details for some dramatic atmosphere, modify skin tone colors you name it… PSKiss GrittyFace allows you to preform two quite complicated effects with just one click! You don’t need the hassle of [...]

That smell!! Ooh, that SMELL!!! Does anybody remember the smell of chemicals?…? Back in the old film days, you could develop films in the wrong chemical. The result was mainly twisted colors plus some other manipulations of the photo. This had some problems. First of all, you needed a lab… Then, you had to know [...]