In this regular column, John Paul Caponigro delivers digital
photography techniques, showing you the tricks that will make your
digital images stand out from crowd.
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Mastering this tool will help to ensure that you have continuous tones in your images
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By John Paul Caponigro
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Smooth transitions. Theyre the essence of continuous-tone images. In
most cases, you want to preserve them. On occasion, you want to modify
them. Sometimes, you want to create them. While gradients can be extremely complex and yield highly sophisticated
results, once the basic principle behind them is firmly grasped,
theyre simple to create and use. Using the Gradient tool, a gradient
is created between the start (where you click first) and end points
(where you drag to). The start and end points may be placed anywhere on
the canvas. Gradients can be drawn for any length at any angle.
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Strategies for selectively lightening and darkening an image
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By John Paul Caponigro
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This is the first iteration of a new Digital Photo Pro column from John
Paul Caponigro, a master photographer and artist who teaches workshops,
writes books and lectures on Photoshop technique. In each installment
of (R)evolution, well examine a technique for improving your
photographs. By focusing on a single problem in each column, we hope to
show you the depth and power of some of the tools at your disposal in
Photoshop.
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