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Lincoln can't control his basic cat nature.

It looks like the metal ribs picked up enough of the magnetic field and carried it down the shaft to give me a buzz.

Had some time to kill after an online class on campus today. A webcam pointed at a projection screen is AWESOME!!!

Here's a quick rundown on how to use Mohawk College's fancy new colorimeters!

In this lecture, we'll take a look at both Short and Broad versions of Split, Loop, Rembrandt and Butterfly lighting. We'll also take a look at using both North and South facing windows.

In this lecture, we'll take a look at stacking up a series of single-light images and making it look like a full lighting setup.

You don't need overly fancy stuff to light a product nicely. In this lecture, we'll take a look at lighting a product with lighting you may already have around your home, including lighting a subject in sections using a single light to simulate having several lights. In another lecture, we'll take a look at combining a series of mostly poorly lit images in to a single well-lit image.

In this lecture, we'll take a look at compositing together an image of a product that was shot using a single light and multiple exposures.

This is a montage of various segments I did on a television show called 'Call for Help' with Leo Laporte. It was shown in Canada, the US and Australia. I found them on an archive site a fan had posted a long time ago, so the quality isn't great but it's still kind of fun to look back at what Photoshop was like way back then...

This lecture covers the process of downloading and installing the driver for the Epson SureColor P800 printers and adding the printer to your computer's list of available printers.

The evil of Dr. Vuuv.

Type in Photoshop Part II

Don't photograph people in front of Whiteboards. Or palm plants* or outlets. This is what you'll have to do to fix it. *Okay... palm plants can be nice. But try to avoid outlets and Whiteboards. Unless there's important information on the Whiteboard that you need to include. Or math equations. Actually, math equations could be kind of a nice compositional element.

In this lecture, we'll take Actions to the next level and learn how to process several... no, hundreds... no, THOUSANDS of images at a time, and literally with a single click of the mouse!

Smart Objects and the ShapeTool

Using Clipping Masks for Easy Updating

Wine Glass Crop and Layer Mask

Vector Masking

Pen Tool vs. Strawberry Doughnut

Orchid Extraction

Locking and Linking and other Fun Stuff

Adding Text To A Can

Removing a White Fringe

Channel Masking a subject from a Green Screen.

Vanishing Point

Darken Around Iris

Lightening a dark tooth and lightening/deyellowifying the rest.

Stubble Trouble

Soft Light vs Overlay Dodging/Burning