How to Use Adobe PhotoShop to Tweak and Improve Your Underwater Digital Photo Images

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May 9, 2009
 

New Release: dekePod Episode 15: Photoshop and the Lost Undersea Channel

The undersea mystery can inspire any diver or snorkeler to try and capture the magic in photos. “I've gone underwater many a time with camera in hand, only to be excited by what I shot, and disappointed by the results,” says Deke McClelland.

It’s not uncommon for an underwater photo to lack any information in the Red channel--where coral, clown fish, and our very own skin tones live. Fortunately, Deke knows how to summon a Red channel back from the dead. Watch this dekePod and learn how to create underwater images that will satisfy your inner Jacques Cousteau.

dekePod 015: Photoshop and the Lost Undersea Channel

Don’t miss other dekePod revelations and great training tips in these recent releases:

dekePod 014, Photoshop vs. Adobe Bridge: Beware the Cache, the Cache Must Die!

dekePod Episode 13, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign: The Mating Habits of the Pen Tool

About dekePod

In the summer of 2008, Deke McClelland, computer graphics and imaging expert, launched “dekePod”—a series of often irreverent and sometimes hilarious video podcasts designed to impart Deke’s expert tips with a high degree of retention. Each dekePod is crafted to engage a creative audience with a fast-paced sequence of commentary and provocative imagery that can draw a smile or outright laughter. The result: a video series with unique production and training qualities unlike any previously seen online.  For more information, visit www.deke.com/dekepod.

Produced by San Francisco, CA based Flying Moose Pictures.