Photoshop is everywhere on the Internet

Yves Roumazeilles — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:43:19 +0000

As usual, I found some links to guide the Photoshop-equipped photographer. German photographers are slightly favored this time.

And I will also add a few Photoshop plugins that I could recommend right now.

Curves by Mehdi offers predefined curves (helping understand the curves feature of Photoshop
Grain Generator by Richard Rosenman will add all the grain you want to your photograph (excessively configurable)
virtualPhotographer by optikVerve Labs: 200 one-click preset effects
B/W Conversion by photo-plugins.com
Fed up with the work of cleaning out wires from the landscape, not having the fill-by-content CS5 feature? Go and download Wire Worm by MV’s Plugins

All kinds of GIMP plug-ins, to improve your photos

Yves Roumazeilles — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 12:21:34 +0000

I noticed recently a few links for Linux users (but not only, read on) who wish to reduce blur on their photos:

Unshake is a free photo editing software written in Java that can remove blurs from your photos. It can be used on virtually any platform (Linux, PC, Mac, etc.)
GIMP is the GNU/Linux-based photo editing software. It also exists in versions for Windows, Mac OS X. Since it has a full system of plug-ins, you can go quite far (including improving your photos with the Refocus-It and Iterative Refocus plug-ins for sharpening the photos).
Another specific noise-reduction plug-in for GIMP is the GREYCstoration plugin (it will work well to improve photographs shot at high ISO levels).

That’s worth trying, isn’t it?

Besides, an for those of you who are strictly interested in using GIMP, there are additional resources to check: