Photo Editing Tutorials
Photo editing is at the core of producing great photography today. Without good photo editing skills, you simply can’t compete with the best photographers. Because of this, many photographers are reluctant to share their hard-won skills and knowledge. At the same time, there’s a lot of misinformation circulated. Often this is because people are embarrassed to admit they don’t know better. Sometimes people are just repeating the mistakes of others.
This is one of the reasons I changed the direction of Lenscraft. I wanted to focus on providing tutorials for photographers of all levels. Especially those photographers who have tried but struggled to learn in the past.
Learn Photo Editing Skills with Lenscraft
If you quickly want to learn how to edit your photos, Lenscraft can help. I have a wide range of free and paid resources. You will find lots of free photo editing tutorials on the site. These are covering many of the most popular software editing packages. And if you can’t find quite what you’re looking for, why not contact me. I often answer people’s questions by developing new tutorials for the site.
Start by reading the Mac and PC Photo Editors page for ideas of the best photo editing packages available.
Photo Editing Tutorial Listing
Below is a list of all Lenscraft tutorials in the Photo Editing category.
by [email protected] | 13 Jun, 2019 | Photo Editing
Capture One Plugins and the Nik Collection Are you aware that Capture One now supports using Plugins? Phase One who develops Capture One introduced support for Plugins in version 12 of their software. Interestingly, it isn’t just the Pro version of Capture One that... by Robin Whalley | 8 Dec, 2018 | Photo Editing
On1 Photo RAW Workflow – Does Filter Order Matter Let’s be honest, the On1 Photo RAW workflow can be confusing. There are the Development tools, Local adjustments, Layers, and Effects. Each one has a huge array of tools and you can use these in an almost infinite... by Robin Whalley | 18 Sep, 2018 | Photo Editing
Which Lightroom Alternative is Right for You? Are you looking for a viable Lightroom alternative to help manage your photography? If you are, you’re not alone. Since Adobe moved Lightroom to be subscription-only, many photographers have been searching for an... by Robin Whalley | 12 Aug, 2018 | Photo Editing
Choosing Photo Editing Software Although we don’t often recognise it, choosing photo editing software for your PC or Mac is a very personal thing. What suits one person won’t suit another, and it’s made even more complicated by the choice of editors now available. To... by Robin Whalley | 30 Jul, 2018 | Photo Editing
Adobe Lightroom Alternative: ACDSee Back in the distant history of time (before 2007) Adobe Lightroom didn’t exist. If you wanted to manage your digital image library, you needed library management software, which was quite expensive. Today, things have changed, and a... by [email protected] | 2 Jun, 2018 | Photo Editing
Using a LUT Generator for Professional Results Do you want to create your own LUT’s? You can with a LUT generator and it’s much easier than you think. I have been talking a lot recently about the technique of Color Grading and how this can be used in... by [email protected] | 22 Mar, 2018 | Photo Editing
On1 Masking Tools Explained Following my recent demonstration on YouTube of the On1 Photo RAW editor, I have received a lot of questions. Most of these are relating to the On1 Masking Tools. What are the sliders doing, how do they work and how do I know what to do... by [email protected] | 27 Jun, 2017 | Photo Editing
Find Your Nik Collection Alternative and Stop Worrying Since Google purchased the Nik Collection software, photographers and digital artists everywhere were raising concerns that it would be “killed off”. Now those concerns are real, as Google has announced there will... by [email protected] | 28 May, 2017 | Photo Editing
Black and White Processing The Roaches Image I recently published this black and white image which I shot on a foggy day in The Roaches in Staffordshire. Personally, it’s one of my favourites from this year and a few people have asked me to explain how the black and...