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The curve adjustment layer is slightly more complicated than levels. Effective use of this layer can really bring out the subtler details in your images.

Full frame digital SLRs (36 x 24mm image sensor size) are aimed at professionals. Yet, the small sensor (24 x 16mm) "consumer" DSLRs are better suited to some situations.

Bright colors are particularly important for online images. This tutorials will show how to maximize your photos for online viewing.

Digital photographs can become slightly washed out through compression. This tutorial will walk you through optimizing the blacks and whites in your images for the web.

The Rectangle Select Tool in Gimp can be used in many ways, including selecting parts of an image, constructing elements or cropping images to a predefined size.

How to create a guide in Photoshop and the Gimp for analyzing digital camera images using the classic artist's composition tool, the Rule of Thirds.

QuarkXpress is one of the industry-standard, page layout programs. With a few simple tips, even a non-graphic designer can easily create documents with QuarkXpress.

Most Digital SLR camera lenses have a crop factor due to a smaller size electronic sensor compared to 35mm film cameras, producing an apparent increase in focal length.

Everyone has photographs just laying around waiting to become fine art. Here is how to take a bad picture and turn into into painted collage art.

The latest four-thirds DSLR from Olympus adds a range of helpful features for photography enthusiasts, including auto focusing during live view.

A tutorial showing how files are prepared by incremental cropping in Photoshop to be imported to Movie Maker for animation.

What are Four Thirds cameras and are they any good? Confused by the different Olympus DSLR models? This article makes sense of the various features and cameras.

Helping users get the best out of their digital libraries is Photoshop's job, and it performs well when it comes to offering useful tools to edit and print photos.