If you’re an avid follower of the Corner Blog (you can subscribe here), you may have noticed there were no “Video Corner” blog posts last week. But, to be honest, hardly anyone noticed. While they started off as a popular section to the Corner Blog, I’ve noticed lately they haven’t been producing as many views, and very few comments. So I decided to let a week pass without any Video Corner posts to see if people would notice - and not many did. We’re not going to kill off the Video Corner blog posts completely, but they’re no longer going to be twice weekly (no more Photoshop Monday & Photography Thursday videos). Instead, when I come across a good photography/photoshop-related video, I’m simply going to share them as I come across them. If you know of some good videos, feel free to send them my way, and I’ll post them up.

If you want to go back and watch some of the past Video Corner videos, a full list of them can be found here.

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today again looks in on Monte Zucker as he outlines his typical studio/lighting set up. He also goes over a couple of portraits and discusses the impact of the lighting and positioning on those photos.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today conitnues our look at the “actions panel” in Adobe Photoshop. While pretty basic, this video looks at how to load and then play actions.

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today watches in on photographer and photographic teacher (who passed away just over 4 years ago) Monte Zucker as he does post production work on a female portrait. Take note of the steps he takes and how, in just a couple of minutes, he can turn a good photograph into a great portrait.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today conitnues our look at the “actions panel” in Adobe Photoshop - specifically, this video covers how to begin to record actions.

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today again is with professional photographer Clay Blackmore. Instead of following along with Clay on a specific shoot, he walks us through a bunch of different portrait and tips. You’ll have to watch this one several times to get everything from it - he moves from subject to subject quite quickly, but there are so many good tips in this one - especially if you’re a portrait photographer.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today introduces us to the “actions panel” in Adobe Photoshop (over the next month or so, we’ll take a closer look at how to play and record actions).

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today again follows along with professional photographer Clay Blackmore. This portrait shoot is on location using natural light just before the sun sets. As always, he moves and talks fast, but this 6 minute video is packed full of great techniques and ideas.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today continues on from our past bunch of ‘Photoshop Monday’ videos by looking at how to composite selections in Adobe Photoshop (basically how to merge several photographs together - in future videos, we’ll take a closer look at how to match the composites up better).

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today again looks in on commerical photographer Jim Divitale (last week he showed us how he photographs electronics) as he walks us through how he sets up and photographs beverages. This video is packed full of useful little tidbits for commercial and still-life photographers, so get your pen & paper ready!

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today looks at how to use the refine edge command to fine tune selections in Adobe Photoshop.

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today looks in on commerical photographer Jim Divitale as he walks us through how he photographs electronics (great tips for ebay photographers, or any commerical photographers who do product photography).

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last month or so of videos where we learned how to use the magic wand tool, how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop, the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop, a look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop and how to use the pen tool as a selection tool in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at how to use the quick selection tool in Adobe Photoshop.

We’ve had a couple of past ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner’s hosted by Clay Blackmore before. He talks and moves fast, but his videos are always packed full of great tips (pose, light, life, refine). The video today discusses the ‘Female Formal Portrait Pose’ and the way he sets up each shot. It’s always great to watch other photographers in action, and even seasoned pros will find some useful advice from this one.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last several weeks where we learned how to use the magic wand tool, how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop, the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop and a look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at how to use the pen tool as a selection tool in Adobe Photoshop (pretty neat, eh?).

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today again follows along with professional portrait photographer Tony Corbell on a photo shoot. This week, he walks us through an outdoor photo shoot, and shows us several ways he controls the lighting to achieve optimum results.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last couple of weeks where we learned how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop, the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop and a look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at how to use the magic wand tool in Adobe Photoshop.

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today follows along with professional portrait photographer Tony Corbell as he walks through setting up and taking outdoor portraits of a girl using ambient light sources and flash light together.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last couple of weeks where we learned how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop and the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop.

The ‘Photography Thursday’ Video Corner today is on the longer side (over 8 minutes), and discusses more than you’d ever want to know about canvases and canvas printing. You may not ever do it yourself, but it’s neat to know more about the (trendy) canvas prints you see all over the place these days.