One of the most popular sections of PhotographyCorner is the Corner Resources Center (which can be found by clicking the “resources” tab in the menu up above this post). It’s home to hundreds of photography articles, tutorials and product reviews written mostly by members of the Corner (other photographers just like you!). Read more »

In case you don’t follow @thecorner on Twitter or missed the posts in the Corner Forums, we’ve added one new tutorial and two new product reviews to the Corner Resource Center. Check out the new resources listed below:

In case you missed it, we uploaded a fantastic review of the new Cotton Carrier camera system (written by Scott111184) to the Corner Resource Center last night. In fact, one of the most popular sections of the Corner is the Corner Resource Center, and over the past couple of months, I’ve been working my way through the queue of resources. As of today, we’re officially caught up.

So that means we need more resources!! Almost all of the articles, tutorials and product reviews in the Corner Resource Center are written by members of the Corner. Do you have something you’d like to submit? A neat Photoshop tutorial, or maybe a photography tip or trick? What about a review of that new lens you got? Write something up and submit it to the Corner! In return you’ll pick up a Contributor Award, and the praise and adoration of all the members of the Corner. Check out this thread in the Corner forums for info on how to write and submit a resource for the Corner Resource Center. Get your tips and tricks published on the Corner and help out fellow photographers at the same time! Read more »

In my continuing effort to get caught up on the backlog of submitted articles, tutorials and product reviews for the Corner Resource Center, I happily point your attention to the latest resources satisfyingly checked off my to-do list. In addition to the 5 new tutorials and three reviews & two articles that we posted last week, below are 3 more tutorials and 1 article written by Lee123, Erik Bernskiold, Mike Neale and squirl033. Read more »

One of the most popular sections of PhotographyCorner is the Corner Resource Center, and almost all of the articles, tutorials and product reviews are written by members of the Corner. We usually try to upload at least a couple new resources each month, but lately there’s been a bit of a backlog. Hopefully over the next couple of weeks I can get caught up and get the pending resources coded and uploaded. I coded and posted up 5 new tutorials in the past 36 hours that were written and put together by Anck, Scott111184, winger, Msnow and Erik Bernskiold. Check out the tutorials below, and make sure to thank the authors by posting in the comments thread for each tutorial. Read more »

There are numerous occasions throughout the year that we celebrate with fireworks, and regardless of what occasion we’re celebrating, almost everyone with a camera wants to try to capture the display of lights and colors. Unfortunately, almost every photographer fails to do just that. For every great fireworks photograph, there are hundreds of blurry, over exposed, under exposed, shaky, out of focus or just plain ol’ bad photographs of fireworks. It’s actually not that difficult to capture great firework photographs - it just takes a little patience, some practice, and a couple of important tips to remember - oh, and you need a camera.

Photo by Scott111184

Thanks to one of the biggest tutorial / article / product reviews contributors to the Corner Resource Center, Erik Bernskiold, we have 5 new video tutorials for you to enjoy. Take a look at the 5 video tutorials all about Adobe Lightroom 2 below, and make sure to drop by the discussion thread (link at the bottom of each tutorial) to discuss/comment and thank Erik for putting these together. Read more »

If you don’t follow the forums very closely, you may have missed me posting up 5 new articles/tutorials/product reviews over the past day or so (I post them up in the Corner Resource Center, then post a link up for discussion in the Photography Resources Forum). Almost all of the resources added to the Corner Resource Center are submitted by members of the Corner (people just like you!). Here’s a list of the new resources added: Read more »

We’re getting there, I promise. I’ve spent the majority of the past day+ coding and uploading FIVE new articles and tutorials to the Corner Resource Center. Thanks to those that have created/written and submitted the following articles/tutorials, and to those that have submitted some and they haven’t been uploaded, I’m working my way through them, and they should be up soon!! In the meantime, enjoy the following 5 new resources!

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As I slow make progress catching up adding articles, tutorials and product reviews to the Corner Resource Center, I’ll keep you posted on the blog. I decided, before I write the May Newsletter, I’d do 3 more resources (so the newsletter might not go out until late tonight, or some time tomorrow). We have an article, a tutorial and a product review to keep you busy for a while.

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As I mentioned about a week ago, with the release of Adobe Photoshop Express, Erik Bernskiold (a moderator here at the Corner), has put together a video review/tutorial series for us that covers every aspect of the new, online tool from Adobe.

Unlike it’s older brother Photoshop, Photoshop Express is more aimed towards the casual photographer, not at the professional photographer. That being said, it’s still a great tool to use on the go. If you just want to quickly clean up an image, or maybe you’re not at your “post-processing computer,” or your at someone else’s house and you left your laptop behind - it’s a quick and easy way to do some basic photo editing. To check out Photoshop Express for yourself, visit www.photoshopexpress.com. Below, I have embedded the first video in the series, as well as links to the other 12 (yes there are 13 videos in the series - wow!). Thanks for all the hard work, Erik! Read more »

Adobe Photoshop Express, the long-awaited, free online image editor was released as a public beta on Thursday. Unlike it’s older brother Photoshop, Photoshop Express is more aimed towards the casual photographer, not at the professional photographer. That being said, it’s still a great tool to use on the go. If you just want to quickly clean up an image, or maybe you’re not at your “post-processing computer,” or your at someone else’s house and you left your laptop behind - it’s a quick and easy way to do some basic photo editing. Our very own Erik Bernskiold has decided to do a complete review/tutorial video series for us which we will be posting over the next couple of days. Read more »

Just a quick note that I’ve added a new tutorial (about time!) to the photography resource center. Check out the tutorial “Overlaying Two Exposures” (a quick tutorial on how to combine two images with two exposures) by RogersDA and then discuss it in the forums. Thanks David! Read more »