This week we have shared some other popular articles from 2016. Check those out here:
- Top Gear Related Articles of 2016
- 15 of the Most Popular Landscape Photography Articles of 2016
- 18 of the Most Popular Portrait Articles on dPS in 2016
- Some of the Best Beginner Photography Tips of 2016
Now, I’m going to shift gears to talk about post-processing. From 2016 here are some of the most-read articles on post-processing including Lightroom, Photoshop, and other options.
Lightroom
- Lightroom Quick Post-Processing Tips for Landscape Photography
- 11 Steps for Basic Portrait Editing in Lightroom; A Beginner’s Guide
- 5 Lightroom Develop Module Secrets Revealed
- 4 Steps to Make Your Images Pop in Lightroom
- Total Beginner’s Guide to Lightroom; Step by Step
- 13 Steps for Editing Street Photography in Lightroom from Start to Finish
- How to Make Your Photos Shine Using Clarity, Sharpening, and Dehaze in Lightroom
- 4 Key Lightroom Sliders That Will Supercharge Your Photos
- 5 Tips for Using the Lightroom Adjustment Brush Tool
- The 6 Most Important Things You Need to Know about Lightroom’s Develop Module
- Step by Step How to Make a Moody Desaturated Image in Lightroom
- Understanding the HSL Panel in Lightroom for Beginners
- Step by Step How to Use HDR Merge in Lightroom
- 4 Batch Processing Techniques to Speed Up Your Workflow in Lightroom
- Solving the Biggest Newbie Confusions with Lightroom by Phil Steele
- How to Use Lightroom’s Transform and Crop Tools to Improve Composition
- How to Size and Export Images from Lightroom for Facebook and Print
Have a look at our dPS Lightroom preset packs here.
Or our Lightroom Mastery online course.
Photoshop
How to Create a Silky Water Effect in Post-Processing without Using Filters or a Tripod- How to Cut Out the Subject From the Background in Photoshop
- How to Enhance Urban Night Photographs Using Luminosity Masks in Photoshop
- How to Create a Dramatic Cinematic Style Portrait Using Photoshop Color Grading
- Getting Started with Layer Masks in Photoshop; a Beginner’s Tutorial
- How to Enhance Portraits Using Gray Layers to Dodge and Burn in Photoshop
- How to Create Bokeh In-camera and Using Photoshop
- 3 Quick Photoshop Edits You Need to Know
- 2 Simple Methods for Adding Color to Your Images Using Photoshop
- How to Make a Little Planet Using Photoshop
- How to Use Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop to Make Your Landscape Images Pop
- How to Blend in Adjustments Using Layer Masking in Photoshop
- How to Use the Channel Mixer in Photoshop to Change Colors in Your Images
- 3 Methods for Converting to Black and White Using Photoshop
Both (ACR) or Other
- An Overview of Google’s Nik Collection Filters for Post-Processing
- 4 Quick Ways to Add a Vignette to Your Images in Post-Processing
- Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheets
- Software Review: Macphun Creative Kit 2016
- The 5 Best Google Nik Color Efex Pro 4 Filters and How They Can Amplify Your Images
- Top 5 Nik Collection Filters to Improve Your Landscape Photos
- How to Sharpen Your Photos using Lightroom and Nik Efex
We also had a good discussion about whether or not you should process your photos here: To Process or Not To Process? Let’s Discuss.
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