Lightroom

It's so easy to ruin the quality of a photo by exporting it. Whether you're sending it to your mum or a client, you want your exported file to look its best.Go to this Tutorial

Digital noise can ruin an image but can easily be reduced with a few simple steps in Lightroom.Go to this Tutorial

Shooting art is surprisingly tricky. It can be hard to line up the shot and capture colours in all their original vividness. Learn the tips to overcome these common hurdles.Go to this Tutorial

Changing the colour of items in a photo is a useful technique you can use across all your photography.Go to this Tutorial

Learn the essentials of Lightroom and make the most of this amazing software.Go to this Tutorial

You’ll learn how to watermark images, add your logo and annotate images.Go to this Tutorial

Discover the best colour profiles for printing and web and why it matters.Go to this Tutorial

Creating mood in your photos can be done while shooting or later in post-production.Go to this Tutorial

Learn why Garage Lighting is Gina's favourite lighting style - and why it should be yours, too.Go to this Tutorial

This is the third in a series of Lightroom tutorials that will make sure you get the most out of this powerful software.Go to this Tutorial

Catalogs in Lightroom help you to keep track of all of your images, including edits, ratings and keywords. If you set up and use them correctly, you won't waste time sorting and hunting for photos.Go to this Tutorial

It’s easy to become lazy and sloppy with postproduction workflow protocols. There is a better way.Go to this Tutorial

Yes, you can have sunshine on a cloudy day.Go to this Tutorial

One-size-fits-all filters don't always cut it. Learn how to create your own black and white film look.Go to this Tutorial

In this tutorial, Gina will show you how to create a dark and moody background using shutter speed and aperture.Go to this Tutorial

Doing a long-distance shoot presents a whole new set of challenges which you may not have thought of.Go to this Tutorial

This technique will completely revolutionise the way you process your images because it allows you to selectively adjust areas of your images.Go to this Tutorial

The first thing you notice about a great portrait is the eyes. Flat dull colourless eyes can really diminish the impact of a portrait.Go to this Tutorial