Issue 39 - November 2005

IN THE MAGAZINE:

Master low light photography.
Too dark? There's no such thing! Explore your shady side as our experts show you why night time is the right time to get your digital camera out.
Sensational sunsets.
Capture your most stunning sunset shots ever with the help of our masterclass.
Practical technique: keep the noise down.
(Photoshop CS2)
Find out the easy way to deal with noise, using Photoshop CS2.
Practical technique: Black Frame noise reduction.
(Photoshop CS2)
Got hot pixels? You'll soon get rid of them with our step-by-step tutorial.
Practical technique: Colour infrared effect.
(Photoshop 7/CS/CS2)
How to mimicthe striking look of colour infrared film in Photoshop.
Practical technique: reconstructing with Vanishing Point.
(Photoshop CS2)
Go deeper into Photoshop's new Vanishing Point filter and learn how it can totallyl clean up an image.
Practical technique: photo Q&A.
Whether you've got issues with flash, blur or image noise, our team of experts are on hand to solve all of your digial camera queries.
Tested:
Konica Minolta Dynax 5D, Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX1, Konica Minolta DiMAGE X1, Pentax Optio SVi, Nikon D50 vs Canon EOS 350D.
The Digital Camera interview:
Jim Brandenberg.

IN THE COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHY GUIDE:

Master Photoshop.
Get more from your greatest images with our expert tips.
    » Learn how to control exposure and colour
    » Simple techniques for striking results
    » Editing sills every photographer needs

ON THE DISC:

Photoshop video lessons:
Learn great new image-editing skills with our simple, step-by-step guides.
    » Black Frame noise reduction
    » Colour infrared effect
    » Reconstucting with Vanishing Point
Images:
Pics you need to follow the Photoshop guides in the magazine and on the CD.
Full software:
» TurboDemo Album 1.9
Filters:
Filters for low light shots.