Category Archives: Software

How to Convince Your Client to Choose the Best Photographs

By Paul Kerins | Published: February 9, 2012

Convincing the Client, How to Convince Your Client Which Photographs are the Best Choices. I personally have no idea how many images I have created to date, let alone how many photographs I have edited to find the best ones; several hundreds of thousands at least. In the past scouring over contact sheets fresh from [...]

Photoshop Performance Preferences

By Paul Kerins | Published: December 1, 2011

How to get the best performance out of Photoshop. The first thing everyone should do after installing Photoshop is set up their performance preferences. On a PC  go to menu “Edit”, “Preferences” > “Performance”, or “Photoshop” “Preferences” > “Performance” if you are using a Mac. The fastest way to access preferences is to use the [...]

Track the Sun using Google Maps with The Photographer’s Ephemeris

By Paul Kerins | Published: August 21, 2011

TPE is a great tool for knowing where the light will be before you get there. The Photographer’s Ephemeris is a beautiful piece of software created by Stephen Trainor. As described by the author “The Photographer’s Ephemeris (TPE) for Desktop is a free application for Mac/Windows/Linux designed for landscape photographers.”. While it may have been [...]